greaseproof
- adjective
- /ˈɡriːsˌpruːf/
- UK
- It's best to wrap the cake in greaseproof paper to keep it fresh.
Examples
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We need greaseproof bags for the sandwiches.
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They lined the pans with greaseproof material to prevent sticking.
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I need some greaseproof sheets for baking cookies this afternoon.
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This greaseproof paper is perfect for baking.
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I need some greaseproof sheets for baking cookies this afternoon.
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It's best to wrap the cake in greaseproof paper to keep it fresh.
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They lined the pans with greaseproof material to prevent sticking.
Antonyms
Compounds
Paper that does not soak up oil and is used to line baking trays and wrap food
How Greaseproof
- UK
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Greaseproof joins grease ('oil or fat') and proof ('resistant to'), like in waterproof, creating a clear image to remember. So a greaseproof sheet or paper does not let oil or fat pass through it.