carob
- noun
- /ˈkɛrəb/
- I made a delicious cake using carob powder instead of cocoa for a healthier option.
- carob powder
- carob chips
- carob instead of chocolate
And I start my day every day with cheer pudding and I'll also have a shake which includes bananas, almond milk, almond butter, cacao, and carob.
- And I start my day every day with cheer pudding and I'll also have a shake which includes bananas, almond milk, almond butter, cacao, and carob.
Examples
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"Something is missing; maybe they changed some of the ingredients, used carob instead of chocolate."
Fiction book (1993) -
When I was a child, carob bars were promoted as a substitute for chocolate.
Blog text (1) -
-You could put carob chips on there.
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And now what we do is just put into the the carob flour.
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It's better than chocolate, honey, it's carob!
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"If I could still eat, I'd like their secret carob chip cookie recipe."
Fiction book (2001) -
For dessert, I have prepared a carob cake with carob ricotta icing.
Fiction book (1997) -
Go with natural or sugar-free treats, like carob, fruit leather, trail mix, or pretzels.
Blog text (4) -
Rebekah's made carob brownies.
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She likes to bake cookies with carob chips as a substitute for chocolate chips.
Synonyms
A powder made from ground carob seeds used instead of cocoa powder
A fine brown powder made from a sweet pod, used like cocoa in baking
Compounds
An evergreen tree that grows in Mediterranean countries and makes sweet pods eaten like chocolate
Surface Forms
Etymology
Carob comes from the Arabic word kharrub, meaning 'locust bean', and from the older Greek word keration, meaning 'little horn', because the long pod looks like a small horn. So carob also names the sweet powder made from those pods, which people use like cocoa.