eggedosis.
raw egg or egg yolk whipped with sugar into a light, airy cream, eaten as a dessert or used as a base in baking and other desserts; similar to kogel mogel
Meaning & usage
raw egg or egg yolk whipped with sugar into a light, airy cream, eaten as a dessert or used as a base in baking and other desserts; similar to kogel mogel
Where this word comes from
From egg (“egg”) + dosis (“dose, portion”). The second element dosis (“dose, portion”) is from Ancient Greek δόσις (dósis, “giving; portion”). Compare Norwegian Nynorsk eggedosis (“eggedosis”).
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