Synonyms for pantry
ˈpæn tripant·ry

Princeton's WordNetRate these synonyms:1.7 / 3 votes

1. pantry, larder, butterynoun

   a small storeroom for storing foods or wines

   Synonyms:
   buttery, larder

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1. • Storeroom

Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated WordsRate these synonyms:3.3 / 3 votes

1. pantrynoun

   Synonyms:
   buttery, larder, ambry

PPDB, the paraphrase databaseRate these paraphrases:0.0 / 0 votes

1. List of paraphrases for "pantry":

   cellar, closet, cupboard, kitchen

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1. Carla Hall -LRB- @carlaphall -RRB-:

   I want people to feel like they can take these recipes and make them their own because our pantries are limited and dependent on the pantry that you have, i think all of these recipes will lend themselves to substitutions.

2. Lisa Drayer:

   I think the bottom line is that cinnamon is a perfect pantry staple, a pleasant spice that can add flavor to foods for minimal calories, with antioxidant properties that may give an edge to those looking to better control their blood sugar, but we need to see more research before we can make any solid health claims linking cinnamon to reduce risk of disease or improved health.

3. Kim Calichio:

   We wanted to be able to do this in a way that was dignified and wasn't having people wait in a pantry line for four hours to wonder if they're even going to get food.

4. Kristina Ayanian:

   What I really liked about it is that the award is so diversified, there's so many different components to it, one of the highlights that I had was volunteering at my local food pantry from my Bronze Medal Award, and seeing how food insecurity is so prominent in our lives. That connection to giving back to my community really stayed with me.

5. Cassy Joy Garcia:

   I think bone broth is getting some new attention now with grocery prices on the rise and people wanting to do more with less, i feel like it’s an easy entry point for some good DIY kitchen basics. If you’ve already roasted a chicken, just go ahead and throw that carcass in your pot or pressure cooker along with that random onion in the pantry and scraggly carrot in the fridge, and lo and behold, you’re going to save yourself some money and have broth that tastes better and is better for you than anything you’d buy.