Citations:newton

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English citations of newton

a cookie consisting of a sheath of dough filled with a sweet fruit paste, formed by extrusion

context doesn't seem to clarify what it is

• 1997, Matt Welter, Raspberry Island Red, →ISBN:

  […] teasing his nose with raspberry and peach newtons or vinegar left out on a plate if the flies can get through holes in the screen then so can he!

context clarifies, but it's genericized, people using it of their own versions

• 2005 October 28, Mark F. Sohn, Appalachian Home Cooking: History, Culture, & Recipes, University Press of Kentucky, →ISBN:

  Stack Pies: Made with fresh fruit or apple, peach, or pear butter, […] Single pies are comparable to fig or apple newtons, but because highlanders served them stacked up, maybe eight high, the pies were called stack pies.

• 2014 August 26, Charmian Christie, The Messy Baker: More Than 75 Delicious Recipes from a Real Kitchen, Rodale, →ISBN, page 189:

  Fig and apricot newtons / The first recipe I ever created was my own version of Fig Newtons. I was 12. [...]

online cites

• 2007, September 24, "SHF #35: Fig and Peach Newtons", in Other People's Food (blog):

  have you ever seen a peach newton?

• 2013 February 28, "Muscovado Fig Newtons", in A Sweet Spoonful (blog):

  And I've been wanting to make my own newtons for awhile now. I like this recipe {the orange and ginger sound perfect}.