nutdough

noun
UK /ˈnʌt.dəʊ/
US /ˈnʌt.doʊ/

A soft, sticky mix made from crushed nuts.

She rolled the nutdough into small balls and baked them.


OTHER MEANINGS

2. A sweet confection made by blending nuts with sugar or honey.

The bakery sells a rich nutdough flavored with honey and cinnamon.

3. A thick paste used as a filling in pastries and cookies.

He spread nutdough between two layers of shortbread.

4. Any dough-like substance containing nuts as a main ingredient.

This nutdough needs more flour to hold its shape.