macaroon
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- noun
- /ˌmækəˈrun/
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galleta de coco
- Try these lightly sweet pure coconut macaroons for an easy way to satisfy that sweet tooth without going off to sugar-coma land.
- coconut macaroons
- chocolate macaroons
- almond macaroons
It's like of a chocolate chip cookie and a macaroon had a baby.
- It's like of a chocolate chip cookie and a macaroon had a baby.
- And I got so many requests to make fancy French macaroons or macarons.
- You know, the same vibe of like how we felt the macaroon was so good, but it was too overly sweet.
- But it is USO and Coco, and it's a bubble bubbleroon or bubleroon, kind of like a macaroon, but not.
- These are lipsticks that just recently came out and they are inspired by little macaroons.
- Like I just, I just, I really, I really want a macaroon right now so badly.
- The whole front of that place just covered in macarons and again, macaroons, macaroonies and again one last time for good measure.
- The whole front of that place just covered in macaron and again macaroons, macaroonies and again one last time for good measure.
Examples
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CHOCOLATE-COVERED COCONUT MACAROONS WERE STEVE'S FAVORITE.
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For dessert, we enjoyed freshly baked coconut macaroons with our coffee.
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Though we did have the absolute best macaroon I have ever had in the coffee shop at the entrance to the shopping center.
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I am trying to resist just shoving them in my mouth right now, but that macaroon looks good.
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Just pulled out a fresh batch of macaroons.
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I found some macaroons and there's plenty for all of us!
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I had a coconut macaroon, I had a keto chocolate peanut butter little cup thing.
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My mother still climbed the stairs, chewed coconut macaroons, and read for pleasure at age ninety-four.
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I bought a box of delicious chocolate macaroons for the party.
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She carefully decorated each macaroon with colorful icing and sprinkles.
Synonyms
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A small sweet cookie made from shredded coconut, egg white, and sugar that is soft and chewy
A small sweet biscuit like a macaroon flavored with almond
Compounds
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A small sweet cookie made from shredded coconut, egg white, and sugar that is soft and chewy
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Etymology
The word macaroon comes from the Italian word maccarone, which meant 'paste' or 'crushed' because cooks crushed almonds to make the dough, and it is related to the familiar word macaroni. So a macaroon is a small, chewy sweet made from that crushed almond or coconut paste.