Buñuelos (en. Fritters)
/bweˈnelos/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishSpanish
noun
Fried dough balls that can be filled or simply sprinkled with sugar.
At the party, we served buñuelos with hot chocolate.
En la fiesta, servimos buñuelos con chocolate caliente.
A traditional dessert in various Spanish-speaking cultures, especially during the Christmas season.
Buñuelos are very popular during Christmas celebrations.
Los buñuelos son muy populares durante las celebraciones de Navidad.
They come in various varieties, depending on the region.
The 'buñuelos de viento' are especially light and fluffy.
Los buñuelos de viento son especialmente ligeros y esponjosos.
Etymology
The word 'buñuelo' comes from the Spanish term 'buñuelo', which refers to a type of fried dough.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to make buñuelos
To prepare this sweet to share at parties.
hacer buñuelos
Related Words
frying
Food cooked in hot oil.
fritura
dessert
A dish served at the end of a meal.
postre
dough
A mixture of ingredients used to make breads or sweets.
masa
Slang Meanings
A typical sweet during festivities.
That celebration wouldn't be complete without buñuelos.
Esa celebración no estaría completa sin los buñuelos.
An expression of joy.
What buñuelos! I'm glad to see you.
¡Qué buñuelos! Me alegra verte.