farina
- noun
- /fəˈriːnə/
- US
- For breakfast, I made a warm bowl of farina topped with cinnamon and honey.
Examples
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She enjoyed her dessert, which was a creamy pudding made from farina and mixed fruits.
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I grew up with farina (cream of wheat) with a little brown sugar or maple syrup on it.
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I also purchased some farina from the HFS recently, with the beginning of the onset of colder weather (although today is 78 degrees here).
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To prepare a quick meal, I added farina to boiling water and stirred until it thickened.
Synonyms
A fine powder made from grain used to make bread and cakes
A food made from grains that you eat with milk for breakfast
A finely ground powder made from grains like wheat used for baking and cooking
Small toasted grains from wheat or barley eaten for breakfast and as a side
Surface Forms
Etymology
Farina comes from a Latin word farina, from far meaning 'grain'. You can see the same idea in Spanish harina and French farine, so farina means a fine 'meal' or flour used for breakfast cereal and puddings.