IPA: //ˌmæskɑːrˈpoʊneɪ//
KK: /mæs.kɑːrˈpoʊ.neɪ/
A type of soft, creamy cheese that is made from cream and is often used in desserts and Italian dishes.
I made a delicious tiramisu using mascarpone cheese.
Mascarpone originates from Italian, specifically from the word 'mascarpa', which refers to a type of cream or cheese. The term 'mascarpone' itself is believed to be derived from the dialectal word 'mascarpa', meaning a creamy cheese made from the milk of cows. Thus, mascarpone refers to a rich, creamy cheese that is a staple in Italian cuisine.
Think of the Italian word 'mascarpa' which means a creamy cheese, helping you remember that mascarpone is a rich, creamy cheese used in many delicious dishes.