sprinkles
Spanish translation: helado con virutas (España)
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|  Selected response from: tazdog (X) Spain Local time: 05:33 | ||||||
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| 5 | granizado |
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| 5 | chispas |
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| 4 | granillo |
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| 4 | grageas |
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| 4 | salpicado |
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| 4 | salpicado |
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| 4 | virutas |
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21 mins confidence: 
granillo Explanation: http://www.lncc.com.mx/granillo.html -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2002-01-15 02:40:16 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- también puede ser gragea http://www.levapan.com/bizco.htm me imagino que depende del país |
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26 mins confidence:
grageas Explanation: I believe this will work and is the term used in Mexico. |
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37 mins confidence:
granizado Explanation: In Argentina we call it "granizado", especially if it's chocolate, i.e. "chocolate granizado" |
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chispas Explanation: That´s the way I´ve heard it. |
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2 hrs confidence:
salpicado Explanation: helado de vainilla salpicado o espolvoreado con chocolate sprinkles = chispas like Mary |
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2 hrs confidence:
salpicado Explanation: helado de vainilla salpicado o espolvoreado con chocolate sprinkles = chispas like Mary |
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12 hrs confidence:
virutas Explanation: At least I've seen that used here in Spain, although "virutas" more exactly refers to "shavings." I have a Dunkin' Donuts down the street here in Madrid, and the donuts with chocolate sprinkles say they have "virutas de chocolate." The different colored sprinkles are "virutas multicolor." Hope it helps. :-) |
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