chowchow Synonyms

chowchow Meaning

Wordnet

chowchow (n)

chopped pickles in mustard sauce

a Chinese preserve of mixed fruits and ginger

Webster

chowchow (a.)

Consisting of several kinds mingled together; mixed; as, chowchow sweetmeats (preserved fruits put together).

Webster

chowchow (n.)

A kind of mixed pickles.

chowchow Sentence Examples

  1. The pantry shelves were stocked with jars of homemade chowchow, ready to accompany any meal.
  2. She spread a generous dollop of tangy chowchow onto her hot dog, adding a burst of flavor.
  3. The sweet and spicy flavor of chowchow made it a popular condiment in Southern cuisine.
  4. He savored each bite of his ham sandwich, complemented perfectly by a side of chowchow.
  5. The farmers harvested a bumper crop of vegetables to make batches of chowchow for the upcoming winter.
  6. Grandma's chowchow recipe was a closely guarded secret, passed down through generations.
  7. The relish aisle in the grocery store featured a variety of chowchow brands, each with its own unique twist on the classic recipe.
  8. She canned jars of chowchow to give as gifts during the holiday season, a homemade touch appreciated by friends and family.
  9. The tartness of the green tomatoes combined with the sweetness of the peppers gave the chowchow its distinctive flavor profile.
  10. A spoonful of chowchow added zing to salads, sandwiches, and even grilled meats.

FAQs About the word chowchow

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The pantry shelves were stocked with jars of homemade chowchow, ready to accompany any meal.

She spread a generous dollop of tangy chowchow onto her hot dog, adding a burst of flavor.

The sweet and spicy flavor of chowchow made it a popular condiment in Southern cuisine.

He savored each bite of his ham sandwich, complemented perfectly by a side of chowchow.