Waldorf
- noun
- /ˈwɔːldɔrf/
- The restaurant's signature Waldorf includes grapes and a light yogurt dressing.
Examples
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For the picnic, she made a delicious Waldorf with crisp apples and fresh celery.
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I ordered a Waldorf salad for lunch.
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He ordered a Waldorf as a refreshing starter before his main course.
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The chef prepared a delicious Waldorf salad.
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For the picnic, she made a delicious Waldorf with crisp apples and fresh celery.
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The restaurant's signature Waldorf includes grapes and a light yogurt dressing.
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He ordered a Waldorf as a refreshing starter before his main course.
Synonyms
A salad of diced apples and celery with mayonnaise and walnuts or raisins
Compounds
Surface Forms
Etymology
Waldorf for the salad comes from the famous Waldorf-Astoria hotel in New York, where the dish was first served. So the salad's name makes you think of a hotel starter and a slightly fancy mix of apples, celery, and nuts.