cajeta
- noun
- /kəˈheɪtə/
- At the festival, I tried a crepe topped with warm cajeta and fresh fruit.
- cajeta made from goat's milk
Examples
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She drizzled cajeta over her ice cream for extra flavor.
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The bakery sells pastries filled with rich cajeta made from goat's milk.
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I love cajeta on my pancakes.
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Have you tried cajeta with ice cream?
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Cajeta is a delicious sauce made from cajeta caramel, often drizzled on pancakes.
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For dessert, I enjoyed a scoop of ice cream topped with cajeta.
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In Mexico, cajeta is commonly used as a filling for pastries and cakes.
Synonyms
A firm chewy sweet made from cooked sugar and milk
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word cajeta comes from Mexico and is often called cajeta de Celaya, named for the town Celaya where the sweet became famous. It is a 'goat's milk caramel' used as a sauce or spread, so thinking of a special Mexican caramel from Celaya helps you remember what cajeta means.