Alternative form of caramel
In plain English: Carmel is a type of soft, chewy candy made from caramelized sugar and butter that people often eat as a snack or topping for ice cream.
"She decided to take a road trip through Carmel on her way home from work."
A mountain range in Israel.
"The ancient city of Jerusalem sits at the foot of the Carmel mountain range in northern Israel."
The word comes from the Hebrew karmél, which originally meant a vineyard belonging to God. It entered English through its association with the famous mountain range in Israel known for this sacred meaning.