Definition: A confection made primarily from ground almonds and sugar cooked together, often with other optional additives. Marzipan is a versatile candy that can be eaten on its own, flavored with dried fruits or nuts, dipped in chocolate, or formed into intricate decorations for cakes and pastries.
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