brioche
(briɒʃ )
Word forms: brioches
variable noun
Brioche is a kind of sweet bread.
I'll have coffee and a brioche.
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Collocations:
brioche bun
I order a lobster and pickled cucumber on a toasted brioche bun with wasabi mayonnaise.
Times, Sunday Times
Not unsalty by any means but robust and exciting and nicely offset by a sweet brioche bun (6.50 again).
Times, Sunday Times
Ward off hunger pangs with chicken wings and barbecued short-rib in a brioche bun.
The Sun
For supper, the bar menu features an excellent house burger with a bronzed brioche bun.
Times, Sunday Times
There's tuna steak or chargrilled chicken caesar brioche bun (mains from 13.50) on the barbecue menu.
Times, Sunday Times
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