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coffee cream

 

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Noun coffee cream has 1 sense
  1. light cream, coffee cream, single cream - cream that has at least 18% butterfat; "in England they call light cream `single cream'"
    --1 is a kind of cream

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Coffee Cream

Description:

Coffee cream refers to a type of dairy product that is commonly used to add richness and flavor to coffee. It is typically a combination of cream and milk, offering a creamy and smooth texture. Coffee cream is often used as a substitute for regular milk in coffee preparations to enhance its taste.

Senses:

  • Noun: Coffee cream refers to the specific type of cream used to enrich the flavor of coffee.
  • Noun: Coffee cream can also describe a cream-based ingredient used in various coffee-flavored desserts and sweets.
  • Verb: Coffee cream can be used as a verb to describe the act of adding cream to coffee.

Examples:

Noun:

1. I prefer my coffee with a splash of coffee cream to add a velvety smoothness.

2. The café offers a range of coffee creams sourced from local farmers.

Verb:

1. She carefully coffee creams her cup, ensuring the aroma and flavor blend perfectly.

2. Would you like me to coffee cream your coffee for you?

Noun: (Coffee cream as an ingredient)

1. The mouthwatering tiramisu was made with layers of coffee cream and ladyfingers.

2. You can find delicious coffee cream-filled pastries at the local bakery.

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