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Definition of crème de menthe in English: crème de menthenounˌkrɛm də ˈmɒ̃tˌkrɛm də ˈmɒnθˌkrɛm də ˈmɛnθ mass nounA peppermint-flavoured liqueur. Example sentencesExamples - You can get a similar product at home by mixing Fernet with about 40% creme de menthe.
- Stir in 1 ounce of creme de menthe to each mug just before serving.
- He had drunk the creme de menthe and Italian liqueurs - all the stuff that will make you really ill if you have a lot of it.
- I could tell she was serious because she had the pained expression of thought on her face and the scent of crème de menthe on her breath (my mom only drinks daiquiris and grasshoppers).
- My dining companion Michelle ordered a Slutini - a mix of crème de menthe, vodka and Baileys.
- I chose the vitello ducale (veal in a creamy cheese sauce spiced with crème de menthe and garnished with parma ham), while Vicky settled on the cartoccio della casa (seafood and peppers).
- Simply replacing your usual plastic flask alcohol of choice with a cheap bottle of crème de menthe will give your breath and alcoholic body sweat a delightful mint aroma.
- To drink we started with Dom Pérignon 1996 champagne, or Bramble, made with gin, freshly squeezed lemon juice laced with crème de menthe or crushed peach and pomegranate juice combined with fresh basil.
- A distinctly different flavouring is provided by crème de menthe or peppermint oil.
- It was quite extraordinary, neither too sweet nor too dry, too weak nor too strong, and had something mixed with it to take away the normal cloying quality of crème de menthe.
- One owner requested champagne in a silver bowl for their dog and another owner wanted their Dalmatian given crème de menthe and a biscuit before bedtime.
- I asked for a mojito & they made it with creme de menthe!
- When coaches signal a punt in situations like this, what they are telling players is that they've already given up and are counting the minutes till they can hit the bar for a nice honeydew-caramel crème de menthe martini.
- Pour a generous dash of creme de menthe, Kahlua, Frangelico, or amaretto over vanilla ice cream or frozen yogurt, or dump some into the blender before pulverizing your milkshake.
Origin French, literally 'cream of mint'. Definition of crème de menthe in US English: crème de menthenounˌkrɛm də ˈmɛnθˌkrem də ˈmenTH A peppermint-flavored liqueur. Example sentencesExamples - Stir in 1 ounce of creme de menthe to each mug just before serving.
- He had drunk the creme de menthe and Italian liqueurs - all the stuff that will make you really ill if you have a lot of it.
- My dining companion Michelle ordered a Slutini - a mix of crème de menthe, vodka and Baileys.
- When coaches signal a punt in situations like this, what they are telling players is that they've already given up and are counting the minutes till they can hit the bar for a nice honeydew-caramel crème de menthe martini.
- Pour a generous dash of creme de menthe, Kahlua, Frangelico, or amaretto over vanilla ice cream or frozen yogurt, or dump some into the blender before pulverizing your milkshake.
- A distinctly different flavouring is provided by crème de menthe or peppermint oil.
- I could tell she was serious because she had the pained expression of thought on her face and the scent of crème de menthe on her breath (my mom only drinks daiquiris and grasshoppers).
- I asked for a mojito & they made it with creme de menthe!
- One owner requested champagne in a silver bowl for their dog and another owner wanted their Dalmatian given crème de menthe and a biscuit before bedtime.
- You can get a similar product at home by mixing Fernet with about 40% creme de menthe.
- To drink we started with Dom Pérignon 1996 champagne, or Bramble, made with gin, freshly squeezed lemon juice laced with crème de menthe or crushed peach and pomegranate juice combined with fresh basil.
- I chose the vitello ducale (veal in a creamy cheese sauce spiced with crème de menthe and garnished with parma ham), while Vicky settled on the cartoccio della casa (seafood and peppers).
- Simply replacing your usual plastic flask alcohol of choice with a cheap bottle of crème de menthe will give your breath and alcoholic body sweat a delightful mint aroma.
- It was quite extraordinary, neither too sweet nor too dry, too weak nor too strong, and had something mixed with it to take away the normal cloying quality of crème de menthe.
Origin French, literally ‘cream of mint’. |