fudgy
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4.1
- adjective
- /ˈfədʒi/
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mantecoso
- She baked a chocolate cake with a fudgy center that everyone loved.
- fudgy chocolate
- fudgy chocolate cake
- fudgy texture
It's good nicely fudgy without being too, too dense.
- It's good nicely fudgy without being too, too dense.
- But because this cake is not very crummy, it's a very solid, like fudgy, moist cake.
- It has this almost fudgy, like clear fudgy quality to it.
Examples
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This is either the fudgiest brownie that you will see, or it is on a borderline of being a bar of fudge.
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It's good nicely fudgy without being too, too dense.
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If you want a thick, fudgy sauce like the photo below, pop it into the fridge immediately to chill.
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But because this cake is not very crummy, it's a very solid, like fudgy, moist cake.
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They have a crinkly brownie-like crust and a gooey-fudgy middle, plus they're super chocolaty and easily cure even the worst chocolate cravings.
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The brownies had a rich, fudgy texture that melted in my mouth.
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After baking, the cookies were delightfully fudgy and soft, perfect for dessert.
Synonyms
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Hard to bite and break with your teeth because it is tough and a little rubbery
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2.5
Food that is soft to touch with a sticky, melted inside
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Etymology
The word fudgy comes from the sweet fudge, a thick chocolate candy, so it describes food that is like that candy and is 'soft', 'rich', and 'chewy'.