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na | cuillère,cuiller/spoonful |
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na | c means "cuiller"or "cuillere"(french)which means spoon |
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na | c. = cuillère |
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cuillère,cuiller/spoonful Explanation: one spoonful of coffee extract hope it helps |
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c means "cuiller"or "cuillere"(french)which means spoon Explanation: the sentence you mention means "one soupspoon coffee extract" |
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c. = cuillère Explanation: 1 soup spoonful is the literal translation. In the UK though we say 1 dessert spoonful. I hope this helps Claire |
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