crumbly in a sentence

Definition

Crumbly refers to a texture that easily breaks into small pieces or fragments, often associated with baked goods that are tender and flaky.

The fresh bread had a crusty exterior but was surprisingly crumbly on the inside.
Her favorite dessert was a crumbly apple pie that melted in your mouth.
After baking for too long, the cookies turned out dry and crumbly instead of chewy.
The old plaster on the wall was crumbly and flaked off with the slightest touch.
He loved the crumbly texture of the cheese as it paired perfectly with the wine.