Google syntax question

[Average Joe]

Heya,

If I search for..

"crispy bacon" "eggs"

..I'll only get pages returned that have the exact phrase "crispy bacon" and "eggs" somewhere in the page.

How though, can I expand on that by adding "tomato" so that I only get pages with "crispy bacon", "eggs" and "tomato" in them?

 

[peterhuang913]

By searching with three quote keywords?

 

[Average Joe]

By searching with three quote keywords?

Haha seems logical but the third keyword cancels out the effects of quoting the first two:

Page 68 of google search

 

[peterhuang913]

Because people use tomatoes and not tomato in a sentence because of the word eggs. Its like saying dogs and cat, but it should be dogs and cats.

 

[Average Joe]

I see what you're saying pal... but the words I use in the quotes don't matter, it's purely a syntax issue:

New Search

 

[KSoD]

The problem is you are making the search to narrow. You are adding so many search words that it HAS to find that it turns up nothing. If i am not mistaken any search engine can only search for a maximum of 2 keywords.

I just tried "Tech" "Forums" "Browser" and it did not turn up and real results.