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tiramisu
Tiramisu is typically treated as an uncountable mass noun in English, referring to the dessert as a substance or a dish. Because it is uncountable, it cannot be pluralized to describe multiple servings; instead, partitive constructions such as "a slice of," "a piece of," or "a serving of" are used to specify individual portions.
In a culinary context, the term carries a connotation of indulgence and sophistication. It is almost exclusively used in the context of dining, menus, and recipes, maintaining a specific cultural association with Italian cuisine.
Meanings
Examples
I wonder if she knows how to make authentic tiramisu.
Just a few more bites of this tiramisu and I will be perfectly happy.
The layers of the tiramisu were perfectly balanced.
Do you prefer cheesecake or tiramisu?
Do you prefer cheesecake or tiramisu?