gaufrette
- noun
- /ɡoʊˈfrɛt/
- Specialized
- She enjoyed her coffee with a crunchy gaufrette on the side.
Examples
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A gaufrette adds both texture and beauty to a bowl of ice cream.
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The chef decorated the dessert with a single gaufrette for an elegant touch.
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The chef added a gaufrette to the dessert for decoration.
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Can you pass me the gaufrettes for the ice cream?
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The chef garnished the ice cream with a delicate gaufrette to add an elegant touch.
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For a unique texture, she paired the mousse with a crispy gaufrette on the side.
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He served the fruit salad topped with a light gaufrette for added crunch.
Synonyms
A very thin crisp cookie often served with desserts
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Etymology
The word gaufrette comes from the French gaufre ('waffle') plus the small ending -ette ('small'), so it literally means 'small waffle'. That's why a gaufrette is a thin, crisp wafer with a waffle pattern often used to decorate desserts or ice cream.