candied

[ˈkændid]

candied Definition

  • 1preserved or coated with sugar
  • 2having a sugary flavor or appearance

Using candied: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "candied" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

  • Example

    She made candied orange peels for the cake decoration.

  • Example

    The candied almonds were a perfect addition to the salad.

  • Example

    The bakery sells candied ginger and other sweets.

candied Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for candied

Phrases with candied

  • fruit that has been cooked in sugar syrup until it is crystallized and then used as a decoration or ingredient in cakes, desserts, or sweetmeats

    Example

    The Christmas cake was decorated with candied fruit.

  • sweet potatoes that have been cooked in sugar syrup until they are glazed and caramelized

    Example

    Candied yams are a traditional dish for Thanksgiving dinner.

  • nuts that have been coated with sugar and then roasted or baked until they are caramelized

    Example

    Candied nuts are a popular snack during the holiday season.

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Summary: candied in Brief

The term 'candied' [ˈkændid] refers to food that has been preserved or coated with sugar. It can also describe a sugary flavor or appearance. Examples include candied fruit, yams, and nuts, which are often used in desserts or as snacks.

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