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- noun Type of
shortcrust biscuit.
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Examples
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There's still almost always some kind of pattern in the dough (the word speculoos derives from the Latin for "mirror").
Merry Cookies 2008
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Were you surprised Gail didn't know what speculoos was?
Top Chef: Just Desserts' Matthew: I Felt Like the Odd Man Out 2011
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Debbie Oct 20 vanilla with swirls of salty butter caramel would have to be my favourite … on a base of crushed speculoos biscuits of coarse. dksbook Oct 20
Mini Pumpkin Cheesecake Pan and a Giveaway! | Baking Bites 2009
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See what else he has to say about being the underdog, why he didn't want sous chefs and blowing Gail Simmons' mind with speculoos.
Top Chef: Just Desserts' Matthew: I Felt Like the Odd Man Out 2011
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Is it just me or is speculoos a terrible, horrifying, perfectly cromulent name?
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Wafels and Dinges is parked on 45th btw. 6+7th selling a “Double Liege Wafel Ice Cream Sandwich with smashed speculoos cookies & whipped cream.”
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Originally a Christmastime delicacy, the speculoos — traditionally shaped like a bishop or St. Nicholas — is now eaten year-round in more secular formats.
Merry Cookies 2008
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Joris Luyten But the speculoos (or speculaas in Dutch) is much more than just a coffee-break afterthought.
Merry Cookies 2008
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So the idea of creating a speculoos paste to compete with hazelnut or chocolate spreads like Nutella struck a chord.
NYT > Home Page By STEPHEN CASTLE 2011
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"Every baker in every town had their own speculoos, which was spiced mainly with cinnamon."
NYT > Home Page By STEPHEN CASTLE 2011
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