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- adjective Used in the names of various
recipes forcakes andcookies that seem tomelt in the mouth.
Etymologies
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Examples
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I slept with her on the futon last night, because she rocket-vomited up her "meltaway" Tylenol so fast it was like I had fed it to her on a boomerang or something.
unknown title 2008
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I chose the thins figuring they should also not go stale too fast (they have a shortbread/meltaway base), and I chose the chocolate chip cookies because I think many homesick Americans want chocolate chip cookies -- I know I do -- and I hoped that the giant, extra-thick bakery style would help them to not get too stale.
Espresso Chocolate Chip Mandelbrot For The Troops Laura 2008
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I chose the thins figuring they should also not go stale too fast (they have a shortbread/meltaway base), and I chose the chocolate chip cookies because I think many homesick Americans want chocolate chip cookies -- I know I do -- and I hoped that the giant, extra-thick bakery style would help them to not get too stale.
Archive 2008-12-01 Laura 2008
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You could also keep the logs frozen for up to two months, and use them as the meltaway craving hits.
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Alex is a lucky guy to have a meltaway expert in the house!
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I am sad to admit that I have never tried a meltaway, but my boyfriend loves limes, so I think making this delicious looking cookie is in order.
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I was horrified to learn that Alex had never had a meltaway cookie growing up.
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You could also keep the logs frozen for up to two months, and use them as the meltaway craving hits.
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I have never had a “meltaway” cookie before and I was blown away.
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In one of his dispatches Pope said that he feared that his army would “meltaway.”
FORGE OF EMPIRES 1861-1871 MICHAEL KNOX BERAN 2007
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