pan-loafy
- adjective
- The bread was delightfully pan-loafy and soft.
Examples
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This cake is wonderfully pan-loafy, with a soft and uniform crumb.
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The new bakery is famous for its pan-loafy texture in all its loaves.
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I prefer my sandwiches made with pan-loafy bread, rather than rustic loaves.
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This cake has a pan-loafy texture.
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I prefer my sandwiches made with pan-loafy bread, rather than rustic loaves.
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The new bakery is famous for its pan-loafy texture in all its loaves.
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This cake is wonderfully pan-loafy, with a soft and uniform crumb.
Synonyms
Soft and slightly sticky inside like undercooked bread
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Etymology
The word pan-loafy comes from pan, meaning 'a baking pan', and loaf, meaning 'a whole bread'. So, if you think of bread baked in a pan that is soft and even inside, pan-loafy describes that same soft, even texture.