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Baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, or bell peppers dipped in low-fat ranch dressing

Spanish translation: minizanahorias, tomatitos (cherry) o pimientos morrón en salsa ranchera de bajo tenor graso

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English term or phrase:	Baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, or bell peppers dipped in low-fat ranch dressing
Spanish translation:	minizanahorias, tomatitos (cherry) o pimientos morrón en salsa ranchera de bajo tenor graso
Entered by:	Mónica Algazi

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23:00 May 19, 2011

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Nutrition / Spanish for North America

English term or phrase: Baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, or bell peppers dipped in low-fat ranch dressing

Necesito saber cómo se llamarían este tentempié en el españos de Norte América.

Muchas gracias!!!

Patricia Planchadell KudoZ activity Questions: 11 (none open) (1 closed without grading) Answers: 12 Spain
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minizanahorias, tomatitos (cherry) o pimientos morrón en salsa ranchera de bajo tenor graso

Explanation:
a los "bell peppers" también se les llama ajíes morrón

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minizanahorias, tomatitos (cherry) o pimientos morrón en salsa ranchera de bajo tenor graso

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baby carrots, cherry tomatoes, or bell peppers dipped in low-fat ranch dressing

minizanahorias, tomatitos (cherry) o pimientos morrón en salsa ranchera de bajo tenor graso

Explanation:
a los "bell peppers" también se les llama ajíes morrón

Mónica Algazi
Uruguay
Local time: 01:53
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