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spoonful

[spoon-fool] / ˈspun fʊl /




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Roasted apples, dusted with cinnamon and brown sugar, bring soft caramelized notes, while spoonfuls of apple butter introduce deep, sticky fruit flavor.

From Salon

Sami gives an approving nod as he tastes a spoonful.

From BBC

Imagine an onion soup that’s by turns hot and cold in every spoonful and a salad of Japanese peaches and burrata arranged as if by an artist.

From Washington Post

It’s a tale of the three Ds: diligence, determination and dedication, mixed with a heaping spoonful of courage.

From Seattle Times

A spoonful of maple syrup smoothed out the harsh taste of the garlic and scallions, softened the grassy cilantro, and enhanced the spinach’s natural sweetness.

From Washington Post