gravygranules
nounUK /ˈɡreɪvi ˌɡrænjuːlz/
US /ˈɡreɪvi ˌɡrænjəlz/
Gravygranules are tiny dry bits you mix with hot water to make gravy.
Mum stirred some gravygranules into the roasting juices to make the sauce.
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2. A convenience product used to thicken and flavour meat juices quickly.
Instead of making a roux, he sprinkled gravygranules straight into the pan.
3. Dried granules that dissolve to form a savoury sauce for dishes like chips or pies.
The chip shop offered gravygranules as a cheap way to add sauce.
4. A store-cupboard staple for making gravy when no fresh stock is available.
She always keeps a jar of gravygranules in the cupboard for emergencies.