filling
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- noun
- /ˈfɪlɪŋ/
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- Now I'm adding the filling into the Oreo.
- pie filling
- cream filling
- chocolate filling
You need super simple to make your own pumpkin pie filling or squash pie filling.
- You need super simple to make your own pumpkin pie filling or squash pie filling.
- They should come right off before we put the cream filling in the middle.
- We have Oreo wafer rolls with strawberry filling.
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She prepared a savory meat filling for the pastries before baking them in the oven.
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You need super simple to make your own pumpkin pie filling or squash pie filling.
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So now we're going to go ahead and add our filling a little bit of everything.
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Now we need to make the filling of the cheesecake.
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They should come right off before we put the cream filling in the middle.
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Many bakeries offer beautiful cupcakes with a variety of healthy fillings.
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These steamed rice flour dumplings with a molasses filling are called yomari.
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Baked in a clay oven until golden brown, these little oval pies are stuffed with sweet or savory fillings.
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When we got our burritos, we sat in the car, savoring their fragrant, spicy fillings.
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Today we enjoy delectable flaky crusts with an almost infinite variety of savory and sweet fillings.
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Synonyms
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A soft food used on bread, like butter or jam
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A smooth mix of chocolate and cream used to fill or cover cakes
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A mixture of breadcrumbs, herbs, and vegetables placed inside meat or vegetables before cooking
A soft, sweet cream people put inside cakes or cookies
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Etymology
Filling comes from an old English word fill, which means 'to make full'. Think of putting fruit or cream inside a pie to make it 'full' — the soft or tasty part inside is the filling.