Cold cuts

/kˈəʊld kˈʌts/

/kˈoʊld kˈʌts/

[noun]

Cold cuts

[NOUN]

thin slices of cooked meat that are eaten cold

What are "cold cuts"?

Cold cuts are a variety of pre-sliced or pre-cooked meats that are typically served cold. They offer a convenient and versatile option for sandwiches, charcuterie boards, and salads. Cold cuts are known for their wide range of flavors and textures, ranging from smoky and savory to tangy and delicate. They can include meats like ham, turkey, roast beef, salami, and more. Cold cuts often have a tender and moist texture, making them easy to eat and enjoy. Their distinctiveness lies in their convenience, allowing for quick and delicious meal options that showcase a variety of flavors in every bite.

Examples

1. As you strolled through the food market, the vendor enticed you with samples of various cold cuts.

2. I enjoyed a light and refreshing salad for lunch, topping a bed of fresh greens with slices of cold cuts.

3. - Mine is cold cuts - That too, yeah.

4. It was cold cuts.

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