Macaroon Definition

măkə-ro͝on
macaroons
noun
A small, chewy cookie made chiefly of egg white, crushed almonds or coconut, and sugar.
Webster's New World

Other Word Forms of Macaroon

Noun

Singular:
macaroon
Plural:
macaroons

Origin of Macaroon

  • French macaron from Italian dialectal maccarone dumpling, macaroni variant of standard Italian maccherone macaroni

    From American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language, 5th Edition

  • From French macaron.

    From Wiktionary

Macaroon Sentence Examples

  • You can also use the ganache to fill an almond macaroon if you so desire.

  • When it came to choosing deserts, we both favored the almond macaroon with garden mint ice cream and a salad of spring berries.

  • The Bakery Collection is comprised of baked goods fragrances such as "Cutiepie Cupcake", "Coconut Macaroon", "Sugar Cookie", "Key Lime", and several more.

  • Along with popular flavors like chocolate chip, peanut butter, oatmeal and macaroon, Balducci's gourmet cookie selection includes Apricot Pistachio Biscotti, French Roast Coffee Snaps and Mexican Nut Cookies.

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