fondant
a thick, creamy sugar paste, the basis of many candies.
a candy made of this paste.
Origin of fondant
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How to use fondant in a sentence
I also learned how to make fondant for specialty designs such as animal shapes.
'A Year Full of Emotions.' What Kids Learned From the COVID-19 Pandemic | Allison Singer | June 12, 2021 | TimeEverything is cake, except fondant hate, which is very realBlack chefs have overcome countless obstacles.
Pizza Hut’s Detroit style is crunchy and cheesy, but one expert says Motor City natives ‘would be offended’ | Emily Heil | January 27, 2021 | Washington PostThat uncooked foundation cream and fondant cream can be made into all sorts of candies.
A Little Candy Book for a Little Girl | Amy L. WatermanWrapping the fondant in waxed paper, Betsey put it in a covered bowl in a cool place for twenty-four hours.
A Little Candy Book for a Little Girl | Amy L. WatermanThe fondant was wrapped in waxed paper, put in a covered bowl in a cool place for twenty-four hours and then made into candies.
A Little Candy Book for a Little Girl | Amy L. Waterman
Betsey wanted to learn how to make the cooked foundation cream, or fondant as it was called, and mother gladly taught her.
A Little Candy Book for a Little Girl | Amy L. WatermanEvery combination that she had made with the uncooked foundation cream (see pages 92-94) Betsey made with the plain fondant.
A Little Candy Book for a Little Girl | Amy L. Waterman
British Dictionary definitions for fondant
/ (ˈfɒndənt) /
a thick flavoured paste of sugar and water, used in sweets and icings
a sweet made of this mixture
(of a colour) soft; pastel
Origin of fondant
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