brothpowder

noun
UK /ˈbrɒθˌpaʊdə/
US /ˈbrɔːθˌpaʊdər/

A powder you mix with water to make soup.

Mom added a spoonful of brothpowder to the boiling water.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A dried mix used to flavor rice or noodles.

She sprinkled brothpowder over the noodles for extra taste.

3. A camping food item that turns hot water into a warm drink.

We packed brothpowder for quick meals on the trail.

4. A shortcut ingredient for making gravy in a hurry.

A little brothpowder thickened the gravy nicely.