caramelly

adjective

car·a·mel·ly ˈkär-mə-lē

ˈker-ə-mə-,

ˈka-rə-,

-ˌme-lē

: having the taste, consistency, or fragrance of caramel

a caramelly aroma/flavor

The evening's other sweet offering, an ice-cream cone filled with two different flavors … was made even more decadent by a caramelly sauce and crushed nuts that adorned its serving dish.—

Cheryl Baehr

Examples of caramelly in a Sentence

Recent Examples on the Web The lining of the pan gives it such a unique caramelly crust. —

Linda Zavoral, The Mercury News, 9 July 2024

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