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hard sauce
noun
- a mixture of butter and confectioners' sugar, often with flavoring and cream.
hard sauce
noun
- another name for brandy butter
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Word History and Origins
Origin of hard sauce1
First recorded in 1895–1900
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Example Sentences
Dessert was plum pudding and hard sauce, ice cream and cake, coffee, plus salted nuts and “assorted bonbons.”
From Washington Times
There are steamed puddings, too, like the famous Christmas pudding, cooked over steam rather than baked in the oven, and served warm with a jug of pouring cream or boozy hard sauce.
From New York Times
Not surprisingly, her desserts include a stellar bread pudding studded with dark chocolate and draped in bourbon-spiked hard sauce.
From Seattle Times
The dessert was a sort of black bread pudding with hard sauce.
From Literature
A fluffy chocolate souflee or the spicy Dickensian Christmas pudding served with hard sauce help erase the spirits of entrees past.
From BusinessWeek
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