unwhipped
- adjective
- /ʌnˈwɪpt/
- Please use unwhipped egg whites for this part of the recipe.
- unwhipped cream
Examples
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The dessert requires unwhipped cream to achieve the right texture.
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She poured unwhipped cream over the fresh berries before serving.
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The recipe calls for unwhipped cream.
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I prefer my desserts with unwhipped topping.
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For a smoother texture, mix the chocolate with unwhipped cream before serving.
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Make sure to save some unwhipped cream for topping the dessert.
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The recipe calls for adding unwhipped cream to the batter to make it fluffier.
Synonyms
Not mixed so a liquid or batter stays still
How Whipped
Surface Forms
Morphology
unwhipped = whipped (transparent) = un + whip + ed
Direct negation of the adjective 'whipped' used for cream/eggs; meaning is straightforward for learners familiar with cooking vocabulary.
Etymology
Unwhipped combines un- 'not' and whip 'to beat'. So unwhipped cream or egg whites are 'not beaten', the opposite of the light, airy 'whipped' cream many people know.