Meanings of zwieback in English

Instead of giving stale bread, zwieback may be used.

Carefully made toast, "zwieback," and stale bread may be given to young children.

Dinner: Whole wheat zwieback with nut butter.

Cultivate the habit of eating zwieback, hard crackers or other hard food substances that require real vigorous chewing.

Do not give anything to baby between its regular meals but water; crackers, zwieback, and bread are prohibited between.

Pour over small pieces of zwieback (rusk).

A glass of milk and a Graham wafer, or a cup of broth and a zwieback, will answer the purpose.

Those who like starch and nuts can make a splendid meal of nut meats and whole wheat biscuits or zwieback.

Stale bread cut thin and freshly dried in the oven until it is crisp is very useful, also the unsweetened zwieback.

Having failed to find him in his cabin, he was bringing him his zwieback and large peasant cup of tea on deck.

Older children may take skimmed milk, raw scraped beef, junket, and coddled white of egg or raw egg, bread crumbs, toasted, or zwieback.

Then he set at Mrs. Turnbull's hand a glass of milk thinned with limewater and an elaborate platter holding three small pieces of zwieback.

Whether raw or cooked, cheese seems to call for the harder kinds of bread-crusty rolls or biscuits, zwieback, toast, pulled bread or hard crackers.

He ate eagerly-chicken ,fruitcompote, potato salad-againshades of the Court physicians, who fed him at night a balanced ration of milk, egg, and zwieback!

Zwieback said Baca will be interviewed by federal probation officials in about a month.

Zwieback or bread crumbs may be given in small quantities.