
die Guacamole
guacamole
A thick, savory cream made from mashed avocados, usually eaten as a dip or side dish.
Zur Party habe ich eine Schüssel Guacamole mitgebracht.
I brought a bowl of guacamole to the party.
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die Guacamole, die Guacamolen
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guacamole
A thick, savory cream made from mashed avocados, usually eaten as a dip or side dish.
Zur Party habe ich eine Schüssel Guacamole mitgebracht.
I brought a bowl of guacamole to the party.
| gender | feminine die |
|---|---|
| plural | die Guacamolen |
| genitive | der Guacamole |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | die Guacamole | die Guacamolen die Guacamoles |
| accusative | die Guacamole | die Guacamolen die Guacamoles |
| dative | der Guacamole | den Guacamolen den Guacamoles |
| genitive | der Guacamole | der Guacamolen der Guacamoles |
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The verbs 'zubereiten' (to prepare), 'anrichten' (to arrange or plate), 'servieren' (to serve), and 'reichen' (to offer or serve) are often used with 'Guacamole'. 'Guacamole mit Tortillachips' (guacamole with tortilla chips) is also a very typical combination.
Für das Buffet bereitet Nina eine frische Guacamole zu.
Nina is preparing fresh guacamole for the buffet.
When naming the ingredients or accompaniment, 'Guacamole' is often followed by 'mit' (with) or 'aus' (made from). These prepositions help describe the composition or serving more precisely.
Wir servieren die Guacamole mit warmen Tortillachips.
We are serving the guacamole with warm tortilla chips.
Er macht eine Guacamole aus reifen Avocados und Limettensaft.
He is making guacamole from ripe avocados and lime juice.
'Guacamole' is especially common in recipes, on menus, and with snacks associated with Mexican cuisine. In everyday life, the word is often used in connection with parties, buffets, or tortilla chips.
Auf der Speisekarte gibt es Tacos mit Guacamole und Salsa.
The menu has tacos with guacamole and salsa.