Spanish Foods/Drinks

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Spanish
English
La Cerveza
Beer
La Galleta
Biscuit
El Bombon
Bonbon
El Aguardiente
Brandy
La Salchicha
Bratwurst
El Pan
Bread
El Panecillo
Bun
La Mantequilla
Butter
El Bollo
Cake
El Champan
Champagne
El Queso
Cheese
El Chocolate
Chocolate
La Sidra
Cider
La Canela
Cinnamon
El Cacao
Cocoa
Spanish
English
El Cafe
Coffee
La Nata
Cream
El Huevo
Egg
El Pescado
Fish
La Harina
Flour
El Jamon
Ham
La Miel
Honey
El Helado
Ice Cream
El Zumo
Juice
El Kefir
Kefir
La Margarina
Margarine
La Carne
Meat
La Leche
Milk
La Leche En Polvo
Milk Powder
El Agua Mineral
Mineral Water
Spanish
English
La Mostaza
Mustard
El Aceite De Oliva
Olive Oil
La Pimienta
Pepper
La Uva Pasa
Raisin
El Arroz
Rice
La Sal
Salt
El Chorizo
Sausage
El Refresco
Soft Drink
La Especia
Spice
El Azucar
Sugar
El Te
Tea
El Vinagre
Vinegar
El Agua
Water
El Vino
Wine
El Yogurt
Yoghurt
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Level 63
Jun 1, 2014
It becomes much easier when you realize the answers are alphabetical - maybe mix them around to make it more challenging? Also, is it cocoa or cacao? Cocao is a strange mix of the two.
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Level 21
Apr 22, 2018
Can you not accept "powdered milk" as well as "milk powder", please?
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Level 56
Sep 19, 2018
cookie should be accepted for galleta
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Level 37
Nov 16, 2018
What's the difference between "milk powder" and "powdered milk" that you can't accept both?
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Level 67
Jan 19, 2019
you can not powder milk, ever tried smashing it? it makes quite a mess...
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Level 67
Jan 19, 2019
The english spell it as cocoa?? That is so weird... tried many times never once did I try it like that, even tried chocolate milk.

The tree it comes from is the cacao and it is the way it is written in most languages ( sometimes with k's instead of c's, )

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Level 35
Jun 8, 2019
Salchicha is "sausage" or "hotdog/weiner", not "bratwurst"- too specific. Also, galleta is more commonly refering to a cookie or cracker. Aguardiente should accept "fire-water", at least, since it is rarely thought of as a brandy, and powdered milk is the more common name for "leche en polvo". Thank you, fun quiz!