Mealiness
Pronunciation: /ˈmiˈɑɫiˈnɛs/
Mealiness (noun)
- A quality of food that feels dry, rough, and crumbly instead of smooth or moist.
- A texture in fruit or meat where the inside breaks into small dry pieces.
Examples
- The bread has mealiness that makes it crumble easily.
- I notice mealiness when I cut the cake into slices.