Definition of «marshmallow»

A marshmallow is a sweet, soft and spongy treat made from sugar, gelatin, water or corn syrup. It typically has a light texture with a slightly chewy consistency and comes in various flavors such as vanilla, strawberry, chocolate, and many more. Marshmallows are often used to make s'mores, a popular campfire dessert, by placing them between two graham crackers and a piece of chocolate. They can also be eaten on their own or used as a sweet ingredient in recipes such as rice pudding or hot cocoa.

Usage examples

  1. A bag of marshmallows was bought to make s'mores during the camping trip.
  2. For her birthday, Sarah requested a vanilla cake with marshmallow frosting.
  3. The hot chocolate was topped with whipped cream and a few miniature marshmallows.
  4. The chef prepared a delicious dessert consisting of grilled pineapple skewers drizzled with caramel sauce and garnished with toasted marshmallows.
  5. During the winter season, many people enjoy roasting marshmallows over a cozy fireplace.

Sentences with «marshmallow»

  • The device will come with Android Marshmallow with improved notifications to alert you to any update without being disruptive. (thenextweb.com)
  • It also comes with Marshmallow out of the box. (techtimes.com)
  • The device runs on Android 5.0 Lollipop out of the box, and the device will be getting Android Marshmallow update very soon. (phoneradar.com)
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