piloncillo (Meaning)

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piloncillo (n.)

Same as Pilon.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The sweet aroma of piloncillo wafted through the kitchen, tantalizing everyone inside.
The traditional Mexican beverage, atole, is often sweetened with piloncillo, giving it a rich and earthy flavor.
The piloncillo block, a hardened cone of unrefined cane sugar, is used to make various desserts and drinks.
The sugar content in piloncillo is significantly higher than that of other sweeteners like molasses or brown sugar.
Piloncillo adds a unique, caramelized flavor to moles, a type of savory Mexican sauce.
The piloncillo-sweetened mole is a staple dish in Oaxaca, Mexico, and is often served with chicken or pork.
The production of piloncillo has been passed down through generations in Mexican villages, using traditional techniques.
Piloncillo is an essential ingredient in many traditional Mexican candies, such as palanquetas and tejocotes.
The warm and comforting smell of piloncillo melting in a pot is a childhood memory for many Mexicans.
The popularity of piloncillo has led to its inclusion in modern cocktails and desserts, adding a touch of Mexican heritage to culinary creations.

Same as Pilon.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The sweet aroma of piloncillo wafted through the kitchen, tantalizing everyone inside.

The traditional Mexican beverage, atole, is often sweetened with piloncillo, giving it a rich and earthy flavor.

The piloncillo block, a hardened cone of unrefined cane sugar, is used to make various desserts and drinks.

The sugar content in piloncillo is significantly higher than that of other sweeteners like molasses or brown sugar.