crispiness
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- noun
- /ˈkrɪspinəs/
- Once the bacon has reached your desired level of crispiness, remove immediately and place on paper towels to soak up the bacon grease.
- crispiness of fried
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Watch on YouTubeI like things like a baked tofu or even air fried tofu for crispiness or something like a cauliflower steak.
- I like things like a baked tofu or even air fried tofu for crispiness or something like a cauliflower steak.
- I love it when the cheese has has soaked the nachos, has penetrated the chip to therefore compromise the crispiness of the chip.
- That is just for my own personal satisfaction, the little little bit of detail, the crispiness, that type of thing.
Examples
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The pastry's crispiness added an enjoyable texture to the dessert.
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And when you combine the crispiness of the onion and the saltiness of the Parmesan cheese and the warmth that is coming through this dish, it's amazing.
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The crust has a crispiness and it's also soft.
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You need the gas to create a lightness and a crispiness and airiness.
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I love the crispiness on the edge of the dumpling and as you bite into it, like the warm filling can burst in your mouth.
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After baking to a golden crispiness, the final touch is a dusting of even more cinnamon and sugar.
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Because it has been rolled out in ribbons, the dough remains crunchy throughout; it explodes in the mouth in a burst of buttery crispiness, which offers the perfect counterpoint to the slightly dry sausage.
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The chips had a delightful crispiness that made them addictive.
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For the best crispiness, fry the chicken until it reaches a golden brown color.
Synonyms
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Firm, fresh quality that makes food break easily, like an apple
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Hard and breaks easily, like glass
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A firm texture that makes a crisp sound when you bite it
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Thin crisp layers in pastry that break apart easily
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A hard dry outer layer on things like bread or skin
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How easily something breaks into small pieces
Antonyms
How Crispy
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word crispiness comes from crisp and the ending -ness, where crisp suggests 'firm' and 'easily broken' and often a sharp sound when you bite it. So, crispiness is the quality of being pleasantly 'crunchy', like a potato chip or a fresh autumn leaf.