IPA: /ˈkɜːrənt/
KK: /ˈkɜr ənt/
A small dried fruit that is often used in baking, made from a type of grape or berry, and can also refer to the fruit of certain plants in the Ribes genus.
I added currants to the cookie dough for extra sweetness.
Currant → The word 'currant' comes from the Old French 'corinthe', which is derived from the Latin 'corinthus', meaning a small raisin from Corinth. The term refers specifically to the dried fruit that resembles a small grape.
Think of the small dried fruit from Corinth, which helps you remember that a currant is a type of small raisin.