
das Marshmallow
marshmallow
A soft, fluffy confection made from sugar, gelatin, and other ingredients.
Das Marshmallow wurde über dem Lagerfeuer warm und leicht braun.
The marshmallow became warm and slightly browned over the campfire.
marshmallow
das Marshmallow, die Marshmallows
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marshmallow
A soft, fluffy confection made from sugar, gelatin, and other ingredients.
Das Marshmallow wurde über dem Lagerfeuer warm und leicht braun.
The marshmallow became warm and slightly browned over the campfire.
| gender | neuter das |
|---|---|
| plural | die Marshmallows |
| genitive | des Marshmallows |
| singular | plural | |
|---|---|---|
| nominative | das Marshmallow | die Marshmallows |
| accusative | das Marshmallow | die Marshmallows |
| dative | dem Marshmallow | den Marshmallows |
| genitive | des Marshmallows | der Marshmallows |
The article changes with the case; it is shown in colour.
When preparing them, the phrases 'Marshmallows rösten' (to roast marshmallows) and 'Marshmallows grillen' (to grill marshmallows) are commonly used. The sweets are often placed on a skewer for this purpose.
Wir haben Marshmallows auf Spieße gesteckt und über der Glut geröstet.
We put marshmallows on skewers and roasted them over the embers.
Typical collocations include 'weiche Marshmallows' (soft marshmallows), 'klebrige Marshmallows' (sticky marshmallows), and 'geschmolzene Marshmallows' (melted marshmallows). These properties are especially relevant when eating them and in recipes.
Die geschmolzenen Marshmallows lassen sich nur schwer vom Löffel entfernen.
The melted marshmallows are difficult to remove from the spoon.
In recipes and on menus, you often see 'mit Marshmallows' (with marshmallows), for example in connection with hot chocolate or desserts. To describe adding them, the pattern 'Marshmallows in etwas geben' (to add marshmallows to something) is used with the accusative.
Für die Kinder geben wir kleine Marshmallows in die heiße Schokolade.
We add small marshmallows to the hot chocolate for the children.