Definition of cretons in English:

cretons

nounkrɛˈtɒn

mass nounCanadian

A spread made of pork, onions, and spices, typically eaten cold on toast.
toast, mustard, and a tub of cretons make for a hearty breakfast
Example sentencesExamples
- The tiny shop sells traditional cretons during the holidays.
- I also introduced him to the joy of cretons with breakfast which he compared to the head cheese he used to eat back on the farm in PEI.
- Cretons, the ostensibly regional breakfast treat, can be traced back to recipes for "croton" and "craytons" in 14th-century British cookbooks.
- Specialties priced from $2 to $4 will include cretons from Tripes & Caviar and grilled cheddar cheese with bacon and maple syrup from Station W.
- Traditionally, mill workers spread cretons with mustard on sandwiches instead of baloney.
- Breakfast, featuring French toast and a Canadian breakfast platter with cretons (shredded pork), cheese curds, hard-boiled egg, toast and coffee, begins at 7 a.m.
- They are very nice with cretons on the side at Chez Cora.
- Market butchers and bakeries are selling a variety of tourtieres as well as pates, terrines and cretons.

Origin

French.

Definition of cretons in US English:

cretons

nounˌkreˈtänˌkrɛˈtɑn

Canadian

A spread made of pork, onions, and spices, typically eaten cold on toast.
toast, mustard, and a tub of cretons make for a hearty breakfast
Example sentencesExamples
- Breakfast, featuring French toast and a Canadian breakfast platter with cretons (shredded pork), cheese curds, hard-boiled egg, toast and coffee, begins at 7 a.m.
- Traditionally, mill workers spread cretons with mustard on sandwiches instead of baloney.
- The tiny shop sells traditional cretons during the holidays.
- Cretons, the ostensibly regional breakfast treat, can be traced back to recipes for "croton" and "craytons" in 14th-century British cookbooks.
- Market butchers and bakeries are selling a variety of tourtieres as well as pates, terrines and cretons.
- I also introduced him to the joy of cretons with breakfast which he compared to the head cheese he used to eat back on the farm in PEI.
- Specialties priced from $2 to $4 will include cretons from Tripes & Caviar and grilled cheddar cheese with bacon and maple syrup from Station W.
- They are very nice with cretons on the side at Chez Cora.

Origin

French.

单词	cretons
释义	Definition of cretons in English: cretons nounkrɛˈtɒn mass nounCanadian A spread made of pork, onions, and spices, typically eaten cold on toast. toast, mustard, and a tub of cretons make for a hearty breakfast Example sentencesExamples The tiny shop sells traditional cretons during the holidays. I also introduced him to the joy of cretons with breakfast which he compared to the head cheese he used to eat back on the farm in PEI. Cretons, the ostensibly regional breakfast treat, can be traced back to recipes for "croton" and "craytons" in 14th-century British cookbooks. Specialties priced from $2 to $4 will include cretons from Tripes & Caviar and grilled cheddar cheese with bacon and maple syrup from Station W. Traditionally, mill workers spread cretons with mustard on sandwiches instead of baloney. Breakfast, featuring French toast and a Canadian breakfast platter with cretons (shredded pork), cheese curds, hard-boiled egg, toast and coffee, begins at 7 a.m. They are very nice with cretons on the side at Chez Cora. Market butchers and bakeries are selling a variety of tourtieres as well as pates, terrines and cretons. Origin French. Definition of cretons in US English: cretons nounˌkreˈtänˌkrɛˈtɑn Canadian A spread made of pork, onions, and spices, typically eaten cold on toast. toast, mustard, and a tub of cretons make for a hearty breakfast Example sentencesExamples Breakfast, featuring French toast and a Canadian breakfast platter with cretons (shredded pork), cheese curds, hard-boiled egg, toast and coffee, begins at 7 a.m. Traditionally, mill workers spread cretons with mustard on sandwiches instead of baloney. The tiny shop sells traditional cretons during the holidays. Cretons, the ostensibly regional breakfast treat, can be traced back to recipes for "croton" and "craytons" in 14th-century British cookbooks. Market butchers and bakeries are selling a variety of tourtieres as well as pates, terrines and cretons. I also introduced him to the joy of cretons with breakfast which he compared to the head cheese he used to eat back on the farm in PEI. Specialties priced from $2 to $4 will include cretons from Tripes & Caviar and grilled cheddar cheese with bacon and maple syrup from Station W. They are very nice with cretons on the side at Chez Cora. Origin French.
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