butter-scotch Antonyms
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Meaning of butter-scotch
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butter-scotch (n.)
A kind of candy, mainly composed of sugar and butter.
butter-scotch Sentence Examples
- She spread a generous layer of creamy butter on her toast.
- The baker used high-quality butter to ensure the richness of his pastries.
- Butter adds a velvety texture and rich flavor to baked goods.
- The chef drizzled melted butter over the steamed vegetables for added flavor.
- I prefer to cook with unsalted butter to control the salt content in my dishes.
- Buttercream frosting, made with butter and powdered sugar, is a classic topping for cakes.
- The smell of freshly baked bread slathered in butter filled the kitchen.
- Warm buttered popcorn is a favorite snack at the movie theater.
- The recipe called for clarified butter, which has a higher smoke point than regular butter.
- Butter sculptures are a traditional art form, especially popular at state fairs and festivals.
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A kind of candy, mainly composed of sugar and butter.
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She spread a generous layer of creamy butter on her toast.
The baker used high-quality butter to ensure the richness of his pastries.
Butter adds a velvety texture and rich flavor to baked goods.
The chef drizzled melted butter over the steamed vegetables for added flavor.
