spreadable
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- adjective
- /ˈsprɛdəbəl/
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- Add enough sugar to get a lightly thick consistency that can be spreadable (if needed, add a little milk if frosting is too thick).
- spreadable cheese
- spreadable butter
- spreadable fruit
Because to make a fluffer Nutter, you have to have spreadable marshmallow.
- Because to make a fluffer Nutter, you have to have spreadable marshmallow.
- Also, from now on, it's not peanut butter, it's spreadable nut poop.
- They're so whippy, which when I'm playing it with my finger makes it so spreadable, so easy for me to blend out, to feel where product is just obsessed.
Examples
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Put all items in a food processor and process until slightly chunky, spreadable consistency.
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Most name-brand peanut butters have hydrogenated oil mixed in to make them spreadable and extra sugar to hook kids.
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And the consistency of it really starts to work too when it's that like spreadable mess.
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Kind of a consistency, just thick enough but spreadable at the same time.
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I put some in my hand and warm it up, and it becomes spreadable, but was it supposed to be creamier?
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Add more water until it is thick like mud and spreadable like a paste.
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Butter I've remembered to leave out in the kitchen so it's spreadable.
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One producer used its market research to argue that consumers had not asked for a peanut butter standard, but instead indicated they want an ultra-smooth, extremely spreadable, very palatable product.
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It not only made the frosting more spreadable, it also added a little bit of soda flavoring to the frosting that made it tastier.
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This cream is smooth and spreadable, making it perfect for toast.
How Spreadable
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Spreadable is built from spread ('to move or open over a surface') and the ending -able ('able to'). So spreadable describes something soft, like butter, cheese, or lotion, that you can easily spread on bread or skin.