kaesespaetzle
kaesespaetzle noun: a German form of macaroni and cheese.
Noun
kaesespaetzle (uncountable)
- A German form of macaroni and cheese
- One dish, kaesespaetzle, was described by my wife as a “German mac and cheese,” and Mr. Avery said she wasn’t far off the mark.2015 July 16, Joel Keller, “Review: At Asbury Festhalle & Biergarten, Authentic Beer Garden Meets Jersey Shore”, in New York Times
Origin of kaesespaetzle
Borrowed from German Käsespätzle, from Käse (“cheese”) + Spätzle (“spaetzle”).
Questions about kaesespaetzle
- What does kaesespaetzle mean?
- Kaesespaetzle means a German form of macaroni and cheese.
- What part of speech is kaesespaetzle?
- Kaesespaetzle is a noun.
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