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CRACKNEL Definition & Meaning - Merriam-Webster
The meaning of CRACKNEL is a hard brittle biscuit. www.merriam-webster.com
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Cracknel Cookies - 12 Tomatoes
This recipe comes from Colonial Williamsburg – adapted from a 1769 recipe. These shortbread cookies are rolled thin before baking so that they get nice and ... 12tomatoes.com
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Chocolate Cracknell - Apply to Face Blog
An old school favourite chocolate cracknell recipe. Easy to make and perfect for picnics or sweet treats for the whole family. applytofaceblog.com
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cracknel
cracknel (ˈkræknəl) Forms: 5 crakenelle, krakenelle, 5–6 craknel(l, 6 crakenell, crackenel(l, cracknelle, -nal, 6–9 -nell, 6– -nel. [app. an alteration of F. craquelin: cf. the dial. equivalent crackling 4. With the F. cf. Flem. craeckelink, Du. krakeling in same sense, f. krake crack.] 1. A light, ... Oxford English Dictionary
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Cracknels - Colonial Williamsburg
Cracknels are a traditional English variation using caraway seeds. Caraways were sometimes candied in a confection called comfits. www.colonialwilliamsburg.org
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cracknel - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
cracknel (plural cracknels). A hard, crisp or crunchy cake or biscuit. 1838 (date written), L[etitia] E[lizabeth] L[andon], chapter XVI, in Lady Anne ... en.wiktionary.org
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Peppermint Crisp
Peppermint Crisp is a milk chocolate bar filled with a multitude of thin cylinders of mint-flavoured 'cracknel' (which is a brittle crystalline/sugar concoction wikipedia.org
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A brief history of Peppermint Crisp and Mint Cracknel - Snack Stack
It's called Peppermint Crisp, which just sounds more appetizing and wholesome than “Mint Cracknel,” which has real “mouthwash energy drink with a kraken mascot ... snackstack.net
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Easy Cracknel One Bowl Recipie - Mains of Drums
Perfect for a picnic, lunchbox or even as a traybake for hosting. Cracknel is the ideal quick treat that can be made in one bowl! www.mainsofdrum.co.uk
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CRACKNEL | definition in the Cambridge English Dictionary
a hard, dry biscuit (= a type of bread) that is not sweet: The dough is kneaded and baked into cracknels. They crumbled the cracknels ... dictionary.cambridge.org
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Easy Chocolate Cracknell Recipe - Effortless Foodie
Chocolate cracknell is a sweet and crunchy no-bake treat that's made with cocoa powder, chocolate, butter, cornflakes, and golden syrup. It's a ... www.effortlessfoodie.com
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porknell
† ˈporknell Obs. rare. [Arbitrary derivative of pork1: cf. cracknel.] 1. One as fat as a pig.c 1400 Destr. Troy 6368 Polidarius, the porknell, and his pere Machaon, Suet with the xvij [batell]. 2. Some part of the offal of a sheep.1596 Nashe Saffron Walden 111 No more doth he feed on anie thing when... Oxford English Dictionary
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double bass and piano, by Victor Obsust and Mark Ray (London, 8/10/00). self-portrait with haiku – for double bass and piano – by Mette Hanskov and Marc Cracknel wikipedia.org
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kimnel
ˈkimnel Obs. exc. dial. Forms: α. 3 (kembelina), 4 kym-, kemelyn, 5 kymlyn(e, 5–6 kemelin(e, 5–7 -ing, 6 kymlen, -ling, gim-, 7 kimline, -linge, -blinge, kemelling, 9 (dial.) kimlin(g, gimlin. β. 5–6 kymnell(e, 6 kimen-, kimn-, kimmell, 7 kym-, kimnel(l, kemell, 9 (dial.) kimnel. [ME. kem(b)elin, ki... Oxford English Dictionary
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crackling
▪ I. crackling, vbl. n. (ˈkræklɪŋ) [-ing1.] 1. The action of the verb crackle; the production of a rapid succession of slight cracking sounds; crepitation.1599 T. M[oufet] Silkwormes 51 With wondrous crackling filling both our eares. 1611 Bible Eccl. vii. 6 The crackling of thornes vnder a pot. 1732... Oxford English Dictionary
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