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sweet-and-sour
sweet-and-sour (swēt′n-sour′)adj. Flavored with a sauce containing sugar and vinegar: sweet-and-sour pork.sweet-and-sour adj (Cookery) (of food) cooked in a sauce made from sugar and vinegar and other ingredients sweet′-and-sour′ adj. cooked with sugar and vinegar or lemon juice and often other seasonings. [1925–30] Translationssweet-and-sour
sweet-and-sour1. Containing sugary and acidic ingredients blended together. I've had the same bottle of sweet-and-sour sauce in my cupboard for the last five years. These sweet-and-sour gummies are delicious, but they'll give you a stomach ache if you eat too many!2. Cooked in or with a sauce containing blended sugar and vinegar. Usually in reference to Chinese and Chinese-style cuisine. Personally, I think the sweet-and-sour chicken is the best thing they serve here. Have you tried Sarah's sweet-and-sour dumplings? They're absolutely delicious!sweet and soura combination of fruity sweet and sour, but not necessarily salty, flavors. (Typically referring to certain Chinese-American foods.) I prefer sweet-and-sour pork to anything else on the menu. Alice does not care for sweet-and-sour dishes, but she will usually eat whatever we serve her.See also: and, sour, sweet |