gelatin in Greek
gelatin in Greek is ζελατίνη — gelatin means a flavorless protein made by boiling down animal collagen, used to thicken or set foods.
gelatin in Greek
ζελατίνη
Pronounced: zelatini
What does "gelatin" mean?
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noun A flavorless protein made by boiling down animal collagen, used to thicken or set foods.
"Gelatin is what gives the dessert its wobbly texture."
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gelatin in a sentence
- Gelatin is what gives the dessert its wobbly texture.
- Marshmallows are made with gelatin.
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What is "gelatin" in Greek?
"gelatin" in Greek is ζελατίνη. gelatin means: A flavorless protein made by boiling down animal collagen, used to thicken or set foods.
How do you pronounce ζελατίνη?
"gelatin" in Greek is ζελατίνη, pronounced "zelatini".
How do you use "gelatin" in a sentence?
Example: "Gelatin is what gives the dessert its wobbly texture." In Greek, "gelatin" is ζελατίνη.
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