Texture is flaky.

Meaning: This means that the texture of something is loose and falls apart easily, often used to describe the texture of baked goods.

Choice of Words: Texture is a noun that refers to the physical structure of something, especially in relation to how it feels when touched. Is is the third person singular form of the verb "to be", which is used to link the subject to the predicate. Flaky is an adjective that means consisting of small, thin pieces that break or fall off easily. So, "Texture is flaky" means that the physical structure of something is loose and falls apart easily.

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Related Expressions

• Butter melted made crust flaky.
• Butter melted, creating a flaky crust.
• The pie crust is flaky and golden.
• Flaky crust shattered in my mouth.
• Butter melted, crust flaky, pie divine.
• Creamy texture melted on tongue.
• Creamy texture melts smoothly on my tongue.
• Texture delighted the palate.
• I love the rich, creamy texture.
• Spoon stir sauce until smooth texture.