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use of 'lemoncello' or 'limoncello' in English writing
The Oxford English Dictionary has no entry for limoncello (or
lemoncello) , which is a lemon-flavoured Italian liqueur. The newsletter says they are putting together an entry but the earliest appearance they have (in English usage, I stress - I'm sure the Italians have used the term for decades) is 1993. I am going to look at some of my more chatty books on Italian food to see if something turns up, but does anybody else know of an earlier use? |
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