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Confection
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Confection meaning
A food item prepared very sweet, frequently decorated in fine detail, and often preserved with sugar, such as a candy, sweetmeat, fruit preserve, pastry, or cake. | The act or process of confecting; the process of making, compounding, or preparing something. | The result of such a process; something made up or confected; a concoction.
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Based on's novel of the same namethis Regency-era confection clearly owes a debt to for its racially diverse cast and candy-colored costuming.
Cookie salad, for the uninitiated, is a creamy pudding confection studded with cookies and fruit.
Gender ideology is even harder to define than most terms because it refers to a protean postmodern confection.
The album’s title track was the sort of samba pop confection that Super Furry Animals might have produced in their more retro lounge moments.
There’s a nicely written moment at the end when widower Carl picks up a photo of his wife, Ellie, but it’s so out of step with the rest of this feather-light confection that it lands with a thud.
The server (who did not seem scared, for the record) brought the spiky confection to the table, doused it with liquor, set it alight, and waited.
The confection, one tradition holds, dates to about 12th century France, when early Europeans baked a circular cake to honor the three wise men – three kings – who brought gifts to baby Jesus (hence, that plastic baby).
The made-to-order beauties come with a chocolate ice cream that features White Rabbit candy (a milk-based nostalgic Chinese confection) plus a trove of mango popping pearls, chocolate Pop Rocks, and other toppings served in a wooden tea tower.
While not technically an egg, the shortbread biscuit pieces embedded in the shell of M&S's alternative confection are indulgent enough to earn it a place on our list.
Dark chocolate ganache tarts with honeycomb candy from Gross Confection Bar in Portland.
It lies in the whole outrageous, roaring, blistered and curled confection.
Last year alone she wore a lovely belted white tea dress, this ultra pretty pastel blue confection and this gorgeous green midi for her time watching the action on Centre Court.
They knew their speeches were a retinue of nice-sounding but meaningless platitudes much like a string of glossy commercials selling an attractive but fundamentally tasteless confection.
Try not snapping a photo of this sweet potato and ginger confection—but know it’s more than just a show pony.
Two custom-made black couture gowns, a bleeding (yes, we repeat, BLEEDING) tiered cake confection and a snow-filled indoor ceremony setting are among the many details from her big day.
At Rihanna’s Diamond Ball, Cardi looks like a gloriously blooming flower in this baby-pink tiered confection.
She went to her kitchen, tied her long lustrous brunette hair into a bun, put on her apron determined to whip out a delicious baked goodie, a confection like no other.
The second entry, published in July, is called, you guessed it, Indie director Adam Reid’s gonzo graphic confection, The Adventures of Barry & Joe, which styles Obama and Biden as time-traveling superheroes, was released this past spring.
The secret to the perfect battered Creme Egg is to first wet the chocolate, before covering it in flour and dipping it in batter, before submerging the confection in the fryer.
Were we, for some instance, to find ourselves wanting to consume a confection such as this, we would *only* lower ourselves to eat a Terry's DarkChocolate Orange.