Definition of custard cream in English:

custard cream

noun

British

A biscuit with a vanilla-flavoured cream filling.
〈英〉（香草味）奶油夹心饼干
Example sentencesExamples
- Jenny Finch snapped a custard cream in two.
- Custard creams retail for about 19 pence.
- They even made me a mug of hot chocolate and offered me a custard cream while we chatted.
- She says a Jaffa Cake shows someone who is creative and imaginative, while a traditional custard cream indicates reliability.
- We sat around the table drinking tea and eating custard creams.
- From now on, though, it'll be bargain brand custard creams all round.
- And they're there to give you a cup of coffee and couple of custard creams to help you recover from your ' flu jab.
- Could I interest you in a custard cream?
- I gave blood for a custard cream.
- A few custard creams and off we go to the tropical ravine, for the jungle scene.
- All we were offered were packets of sweet custard creams and chocolates.
- And chief among the affections of British biscuit lovers is the custard cream, which last year was voted the nation's favourite.
- I can't help thinking that if we were in England we'd be sitting in a school hall with milky tea, custard creams and no toilet rolls.
- You'll find that mobiles are a lot smaller now, " he said, pointing at some object not much larger than a custard cream.
- I'll start with the good bits, such as the feather-light dark and white chocolate torte with a vanilla custard cream.
- Many are the tedious meetings I have sat through where the only relief was to be found in a custard cream.
- Custard creams won't fix this one.
- Having a packet of custard creams in a desk drawer suddenly seems such a sensible idea.
- When I was very little it contained a selection of biscuits including malted milks, morning coffees, digestives and custard creams.
- Nigel Slater eats them with goat's cheese and rounds off with cherries, berries - and custard creams.

单词	custard cream
释义	Definition of custard cream in English: custard cream noun British A biscuit with a vanilla-flavoured cream filling. 〈英〉（香草味）奶油夹心饼干 Example sentencesExamples Jenny Finch snapped a custard cream in two. Custard creams retail for about 19 pence. They even made me a mug of hot chocolate and offered me a custard cream while we chatted. She says a Jaffa Cake shows someone who is creative and imaginative, while a traditional custard cream indicates reliability. We sat around the table drinking tea and eating custard creams. From now on, though, it'll be bargain brand custard creams all round. And they're there to give you a cup of coffee and couple of custard creams to help you recover from your ' flu jab. Could I interest you in a custard cream? I gave blood for a custard cream. A few custard creams and off we go to the tropical ravine, for the jungle scene. All we were offered were packets of sweet custard creams and chocolates. And chief among the affections of British biscuit lovers is the custard cream, which last year was voted the nation's favourite. I can't help thinking that if we were in England we'd be sitting in a school hall with milky tea, custard creams and no toilet rolls. You'll find that mobiles are a lot smaller now, " he said, pointing at some object not much larger than a custard cream. I'll start with the good bits, such as the feather-light dark and white chocolate torte with a vanilla custard cream. Many are the tedious meetings I have sat through where the only relief was to be found in a custard cream. Custard creams won't fix this one. Having a packet of custard creams in a desk drawer suddenly seems such a sensible idea. When I was very little it contained a selection of biscuits including malted milks, morning coffees, digestives and custard creams. Nigel Slater eats them with goat's cheese and rounds off with cherries, berries - and custard creams.
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