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garlic bread

 

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Noun garlic bread has 1 sense
  1. garlic bread - French or Italian bread sliced and spread with garlic butter then crisped in the oven
    --1 is a kind of
    bread, breadstuff, staff of life

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Garlic Bread

Noun - Food:

Garlic bread is a delicious type of bread that is typically made by spreading butter or margarine infused with garlic and herbs on a sliced bread, which is then toasted or baked until crispy.

Example sentences:

  • I love indulging in a warm, crispy slice of garlic bread.
  • Would you like some garlic bread to accompany your pasta dish?

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Adjective - Popular:

In popular culture, garlic bread refers to a highly favored and widely consumed side dish or appetizer served in various cuisines.

Example sentences:

  • Garlic bread is a popular choice among Italian food enthusiasts.
  • Everyone at the party enjoyed the delicious and popular garlic bread.

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Adjective - Local:

In certain regions, local variations of garlic bread can be found, incorporating unique ingredients and flavors that reflect the local culinary traditions.

Example sentences:

  • The local garlic bread in this coastal town is made with freshly caught seafood.
  • When visiting the region, make sure to try the local spin on garlic bread.

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