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A candy made of honey and almonds.

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Usage examples (24)
  • When I was young, my father, a confectioner, would take me with him into the Calabrian mountains to buy the ingredients he needed to make torrone
  • She had a table full of flavored and balsamic vinegars, cookbooks, chocolate bars, flavored oils, chutneys, jams, torrone, tomato sauces, quince paste and more.
  • Let us not forget the real hallmark having eaten splendidly: food-drunkeness so profound that you leave your newly-purchased chapeau behind along with the torrone! in a...
  • Adding hot nuts to the meringue mix at the last stages produces a more brittle torrone.
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  • This word was used in the 2006 Scripps National Spelling Bee finals.
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