bismark
1
9.5
A raised doughnut filled with jam
- noun
- /ˈbɪzmɑrk/
- US
:
bismarck
Examples
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In the old days, I might have called in the bimbos and staged a full Brent Bros. production at the old Bismark Hotel, with myself in the male lead and copies of the photos sent to Leslee.
Fiction book (2000) -
For dessert, I enjoyed a delicious bismark filled with raspberry jam.
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She offered me a sweet bismark topped with powdered sugar.
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At the bakery, I couldn't resist the fresh bismark that was still warm.
Synonyms
jelly doughnut
vsbismark
7
1.3
A soft round fried sweet bread filled with jam
is the general raised pastry filled with jelly without stressing softness
5.2
A sweet fried dough ball filled with jam and covered in sugar
is the same filled raised pastry but not focused on frying or sugar
How Sweet
bismark
1
9.5
- US
1
9.5
donut
134
1.0
- US
134
1.0
Surface Forms
Etymology
Bismark probably comes from the name of the German leader Bismarck, because bakers once used his name for a special sweet as a kind of honor. So a bismark today is a 'jam-filled doughnut', a sweet, round pastry with jam inside.