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14:04 Jun 24, 2004 |
Danish to English translations [PRO] Food & Drink / recipe | |||||||
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5 +1 | level teaspoon |
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5 | level teaspoon |
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5 | level teaspoon |
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level teaspoon Explanation: Yes, str. = strøget = level cf. strøget skefuld - level spoonful (Gyldendal) |
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level teaspoon Explanation: The abbreviation "str." is short for "strøget" which indeed means "level". |
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level teaspoon Explanation: It is short for 'strøget teske' -- literally meaning a teaspoonful levelled by drawing a knife over it to remove the excess contents. |
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