Pronunciation: /ˈɛɡˌbiːtər/
noun a kitchen utensil used for beating or whipping eggs or other ingredients
A1 I use an eggbeater to mix eggs for breakfast.
A2 She bought a new eggbeater to make cakes.
B1 The chef used an eggbeater to whip cream for the dessert.
B2 The baking competition required contestants to use an eggbeater for one of the challenges.
C1 The professional baker demonstrated advanced techniques with the eggbeater during the workshop.
C2 The kitchen equipment store offers a variety of high-quality eggbeaters for culinary enthusiasts.
verb None
A1 I eggbeater the eggs to make an omelette.
A2 She eggbeaters the batter until it's smooth.
B1 The chef eggbeaters the cream until it forms stiff peaks.
B2 Using an eggbeater, whip the ingredients together until well combined.
C1 The baker expertly eggbeaters the mixture to create a light and fluffy texture.
C2 The pastry chef skillfully eggbeaters the ingredients for the perfect souffle.
adjective None
A1 I saw an eggbeater cake recipe online.
A2 She used an eggbeater to mix the ingredients for the omelette.
B1 The chef demonstrated how to use an eggbeater to make whipped cream.
B2 The new eggbeater attachment for the stand mixer is very efficient.
C1 The professional baker prefers a high-quality eggbeater for precise mixing.
C2 The restaurant kitchen invested in a top-of-the-line eggbeater for their desserts.
adverb None
A1 She mixed the cake batter with an eggbeater.
A2 He whisked the eggs with an eggbeater to make an omelette.
B1 The chef used an eggbeater to blend the ingredients for the souffle.
B2 After adding sugar and vanilla, she used an eggbeater to whip the cream.
C1 The professional baker demonstrated how to properly use an eggbeater to achieve the perfect consistency.
C2 With precision and skill, the pastry chef expertly operated the eggbeater to create a fluffy meringue.
pronoun None
A1 I use an eggbeater to mix my cake batter.
A2 She bought a new eggbeater for her baking needs.
B1 The eggbeater is a useful tool for making fluffy omelettes.
B2 I prefer using an electric eggbeater for quicker results.
C1 The chef demonstrated how to properly use the eggbeater in the cooking class.
C2 The high-end eggbeater she purchased was worth every penny for its efficiency.
preposition None
A1 The eggbeater is on the kitchen counter.
A2 She mixed the ingredients with an eggbeater.
B1 Using an eggbeater, he whisked the eggs until they were fluffy.
B2 The chef demonstrated how to properly use an eggbeater to make meringue.
C1 The professional baker effortlessly wielded the eggbeater to create the perfect cake batter.
C2 In the culinary competition, the contestants were judged on their technique with the eggbeater.
conjunction None
A1 I used an eggbeater to mix the ingredients for the cake.
A2 She whisked the eggs with an eggbeater before adding them to the batter.
B1 The recipe called for an eggbeater, but I used a whisk instead.
B2 After using the eggbeater to blend the ingredients, she poured the mixture into the baking dish.
C1 The chef demonstrated how to properly use an eggbeater to create a fluffy meringue.
C2 Having mastered the art of baking, she effortlessly wielded the eggbeater to whip up a perfect souffle.
interjection None
A1 Eggbeater! That's how you mix the ingredients.
A2 Oh eggbeater, I forgot to whisk the eggs for the cake.
B1 Using an eggbeater is the best way to get fluffy scrambled eggs.
B2 Eggbeater! Can you pass me that tool to mix the batter?
C1 I always rely on my trusty eggbeater for perfect meringue.
C2 Eggbeater, the key to achieving the right consistency in baking.
article None
A1 I use an eggbeater to mix eggs for breakfast.
A2 She bought a new eggbeater to make cakes.
B1 The recipe calls for an eggbeater to blend the ingredients.
B2 The chef demonstrated how to use the eggbeater to create fluffy meringue.
C1 The professional baker's eggbeater is a high-quality stainless steel model.
C2 The pastry chef's delicate pastries were made using a specialized eggbeater.
formal The chef used an eggbeater to mix the ingredients for the cake batter.
informal I can't find the eggbeater, have you seen it?
slang I need to grab the eggbeater to whip up some eggs for breakfast.
figurative Her words were like an eggbeater, stirring up trouble wherever she went.
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