spoonfuls
Meaning
of Spoonful
Source: Webster's dictionarySynonyms
Examples
A few months ago over dinner I watched my friend devour spoonfuls of nutritional yeast as though it was caviar.
Calling all cookie connoisseurs—the ones scolded by grandma one too many times for sneaking spoonfuls of raw batter behind her back.
Even snappy, grilled red hots ($5) get a luxury upgrade – spoonfuls of golden-raisin-studded lime-cilantro chutney – and a hilariously bawdy name, “Whut Whut in the Chut.”
Being a constant rule-breaker, I couldn't decide on just ONE mix-in, so I used a few spoonfuls each of raisins and dark chocolate, and they turned out great!
Drop spoonfuls of melted fruit spread over cream cheese mixture.
If the amount of cornstarch/potato starch indicated in the recipe is not enough, add a little more by spoonfuls until the dough ceases to be sticky.