Word of the Day: Entremets

Can you pronounce entremets?

Wednesday, February 26, 2025

Today's Word Brought to You By noun 1. A light dish served between two courses of a formal meal. Today's Word Brought to You By Travel Smarter by Speaking the Language Spring adventures are better when you can talk to the locals. With Babbel, you'll learn real-world phrases, practical conversation skills, and cultural tips — so you can travel with confidence and make every moment count. From Parisian cafés to Tokyo night markets, be the traveler who connects, not just the one who points at menus. Just 10 minutes a day is all it takes. Subscribe now during Babbel's End of Winter Sale, for 60% off! Start Now "The chef's signature entremets has layers of fresh fruit, cream, and pistachio." "Our wedding reception included a table of miniature entremets at the cocktail hour." "The pastry chef's Instagram was filled with photos of her artistic entremets creations." French, late 15th century In French, "entremets" means "between courses," but instead of it serving as a palate cleanser, you're more likely to find one of these delicate items on the dessert menu. They're high-end, sophisticated desserts, likely made by a special-trained pastry chef, and they include several layers of cake or sponge, mousse, cream, gelatin, and glazes. ... Continue Reading Do you remember these words? Thank you for supporting our advertisers.

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