crispiness
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- noun
- /ˈkrɪspinəs/
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- Once the bacon has reached your desired level of crispiness, remove immediately and place on paper towels to soak up the bacon grease.
- crispiness of fried
I like things like a baked tofu or even air fried tofu for crispiness or something like a cauliflower steak.
- I like things like a baked tofu or even air fried tofu for crispiness or something like a cauliflower steak.
- I love it when the cheese has has soaked the nachos, has penetrated the chip to therefore compromise the crispiness of the chip.
- That is just for my own personal satisfaction, the little little bit of detail, the crispiness, that type of thing.
Examples
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The pastry's crispiness added an enjoyable texture to the dessert.
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And when you combine the crispiness of the onion and the saltiness of the Parmesan cheese and the warmth that is coming through this dish, it's amazing.
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The crust has a crispiness and it's also soft.
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You need the gas to create a lightness and a crispiness and airiness.
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I love the crispiness on the edge of the dumpling and as you bite into it, like the warm filling can burst in your mouth.
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After baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar.
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Because it has been rolled out in ribbons, the dough remains crunchy throughout; it explodes in the mouth in a burst of buttery crispiness, which offers the perfect counterpoint to the slightly dry sausage.
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The chips had a delightful crispiness that made them addictive.
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For the best crispiness, fry the chicken until it reaches a golden brown color.
Synonyms
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2.8
Firm, fresh quality that makes food break easily, like an apple
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A firm texture that makes a crisp sound when you bite it
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Hard and breaks easily, like glass
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4.6
A hard dry outer layer on things like bread or skin
Thin crisp layers in pastry that break apart easily
How easily something breaks into small pieces
Antonyms
How Crispy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word crispiness comes from crisp and the ending -ness, where crisp suggests 'firm' and 'easily broken' and often a sharp sound when you bite it. So, crispiness is the quality of being pleasantly 'crunchy', like a potato chip or a fresh autumn leaf.