caramel
- noun
- /ˈkærəˌmɛl/
- It has notes of caramel and pistachio.
- caramel sauce
- crème caramel
- chocolate and caramel
Looks like vanilla with caramel sauce and M&M;'s.
- Looks like vanilla with caramel sauce and M&M;'s.
- But for me, salted caramel is the one.
- Gosling bangs with that caramel apple back slap on the neck.
- One Grande iced caramel latte with two sweet and lows.
- I've had this morning an Alani, an ice caramel macchiato.
- I'm going to mix oat milk and this non dairy caramel macchiato.
- OK, look, this says apple cider cake with caramel sauce, caramel sauce, I'm in.
- With skimmed milk and caramel syrup, please.
- It has notes of caramel and pistachio.
Examples
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I'm hoping for some caramel apple cider and good TV tonight to change my mood.
Blog text (13) -
Toss the apples to coat them in caramel and let them cook for about 2 minutes.
Blog text (1) -
I am taking the shade Rich Caramel and hoping that it looks good on me.
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But for me, salted caramel is the one.
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I made a caramel tart.
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For dessert, there was flan with caramel sauce and a small glass of sweet pinkish wine.
Fiction book (2001) -
And now, if you'll excuse me, I am off for my caramel latte with semi-skimmed milk.
Blog text (18) -
She added a rich layer of caramel to the dessert, enhancing its flavor.
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The chef recommended drizzling homemade caramel over the chocolate cake for extra sweetness.
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I love the taste of caramel in my coffee; it makes the drink so much better.
Synonyms
Thick sweet liquid used to make food or drink taste better
You heat sugar until it melts and turns brown to add color and sweet taste
Compounds
How Dark
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word caramel comes from Spanish caramelo, probably from old parts meaning 'cane' and 'honey', seen in canna and mel. So think of melted, browned sugar made from the cane, which is the sweet caramel used to flavor foods.