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- noun A type of
sandwich made of a small loaf of bread, cut horizontally, filled withsalami ,ham ,meat ,cheese or other food.
Etymologies
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Examples
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The recalled panini were produced between Nov. 5 and Feb. 15 and have sell-by dates of Feb. 3 to May 26.
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The specialized appliance used to make a panino is called a panini press.
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The contents of the panini are a secret - but do include chocolate and cinnamon.
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I ordered the Madonina grilled panini which is mozzarella, tomato, prosciutto and olive tapenade, I asked them to leave out the prosciutto and add lots of basil.
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You sure don't need a recipe for that; if you have any kind of panini grill, george foreman grill or even a grill pan, you must try a Nutella Panini!
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You sure don't need a recipe for that; if you have any kind of panini grill, george foreman grill or even a grill pan, you must try a Nutella Panini!
Archive 2006-10-01 Sara 2006
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These are the people who ask for a 'panini' blithly unaware of its plural form - the singular is 'panino' dear reader, and do not be afraid to use it.
Archive 2005-05-01 Miglior acque 2005
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These are the people who ask for a 'panini' blithly unaware of its plural form - the singular is 'panino' dear reader, and do not be afraid to use it.
Espresso Miglior acque 2005
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Of particular interest are the "panini" the kitchen prepares.
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Of particular interest are the "panini" the kitchen prepares.
ecbrenner commented on the word panini
Also: Italian for sandwiches made from small bread rolls, often filled with meats and cheeses (singular: panino). In the US, it is often used in the singular sense for one of these sandwiches.
August 13, 2009
bilby commented on the word panini
A panino is a bread roll, filled or not.
August 13, 2009
madmouth commented on the word panini
the plural form being identical in Italian and Croatian, the singular is bastardized to 'panin' (which entered Croatian vocab--I warrant, due to the proximity of the countries--earlier, hence means what it does in the Italian--'roll').
August 13, 2009