Definition of tiramisu
: a dessert made with ladyfingers, mascarpone, and espresso
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The Loop spot will also add burrata, tiramisu or pasta salad to any of the baskets for an additional $10.
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Sundried tomatoes, for instance, make an appearance, as does '80s-favorite tiramisu.
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This dish is more like tiramisu, soaked in espresso.
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In addition to the more adventuresome chocolate cake, San Daniele also includes the infinitely more familiar (at this point, cliched) tiramisu.
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But before the Chilean sea bass and quinoa was whisked away and the last petite lemon tart and tiramisu cup was demolished, there were the speeches.
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Ten percent of proceeds from dessert sales of items like matcha soft serve ice cream, tiramisu and Japanese popsicles will be donated to the charities.
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The full-service eatery and lounge will offer tiramisu pancakes, salmon, Bloody Marys, Mimosa Flights and Mojito Flights.
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In addition to those entrees, Angelina’s also offers traditional 1-pound meatballs and some signature desserts in the form of tiramisu, cannoli and peanut butter cheesecake.
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Origin and Etymology of tiramisu
Italian tiramisù, from tirami su!, literally, pull me up!
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