IPA: /ˈstruːdəl/
KK: /ˈstruːdəl/
A type of pastry that consists of a thin layer of dough rolled around a filling, often made with fruit or cheese, and then baked until golden brown.
She served a delicious apple strudel for dessert at the dinner party.
Strudel originates from the German word 'Strudel', meaning 'whirlpool' or 'eddy'. The term describes the swirling shape of the pastry, which is rolled and filled, resembling a whirlpool.
Imagine a whirlpool ('Strudel' in German) to remember that this pastry is rolled and swirled, creating a delightful spiral shape.