IPA: /ˌkænəˈloʊni/
KK: /kænəˈloʊni/
A type of pasta that is shaped like large tubes and is usually filled with ingredients like meat, vegetables, or cheese, then baked in a sauce.
We made cannelloni filled with spinach and ricotta for dinner.
Cannelloni comes from the Italian word 'canno' (meaning tube) with the suffix '-oni' (a diminutive suffix in Italian). The word refers to large pasta tubes that are typically filled with various ingredients.
Think of 'canno' meaning tube, which helps you remember that cannelloni are large pasta tubes filled with delicious fillings.
No commonly confused words.