Definitions
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- noun A small
dessert -likecourse served before the main dessert.
Etymologies
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Examples
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A predessert palate-cleanser arrives on a stick -- a goat's milk, fennel and pineapple popsicle coated in white chocolate.
What's Next: Haute Cuisine Craig Winneker 2010
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A predessert palate-cleanser arrives on a stick -- a goat's milk, fennel and pineapple popsicle coated in white chocolate.
What's Next: Haute Cuisine Craig Winneker 2010
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After dinner things were less serene, the Enright sisters having volunteered for the predessert cleanup.
Devlin’s Light Mariah Stewart 1997
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That danger passed, or accepted, there's a predessert, a thickened shot of rhubarb and strawberry that comes off as an exceptionally fine smoothie.
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That danger passed, or accepted, there's a predessert, a thickened shot of rhubarb and strawberry that comes off as an exceptionally fine smoothie.
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That danger passed, or accepted, there's a predessert, a thickened shot of rhubarb and strawberry that comes off as an exceptionally fine smoothie.
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That danger passed, or accepted, there's a predessert, a thickened shot of rhubarb and strawberry that comes off as an exceptionally fine smoothie.
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That danger passed, or accepted, there's a predessert, a thickened shot of rhubarb and strawberry that comes off as an exceptionally fine smoothie.
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That danger passed, or accepted, there's a predessert, a thickened shot of rhubarb and strawberry that comes off as an exceptionally fine smoothie.
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That danger passed, or accepted, there's a predessert, a thickened shot of rhubarb and strawberry that comes off as an exceptionally fine smoothie.
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