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full-cream milk

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full-cream milk [ˌfʊlkriːmˈmɪlk] N → leche f (con toda la nata)
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Opt for healthier alternatives like a non-fat milk rather the regular full-cream milk.
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Go to Dunstall Park, having reserved accommodation for the night, and you can drink without worrying about driving home, have a smoke - by going up to your room when you feel like it - invite guests to join you for whatever you have in mind and ring for breakfast of grape nuts and full-cream milk followed by sausages and bacon and black pudding and eggs on fried bread with portobello mushrooms .
All in at Dunstall; EIGHTY+ Another week older and deeper in debt by The Racing Post (London, England)
My son the chef, escaping from his job at Harrods for a few days of R&R in Paradis-sur-Tweed, started the rot when he told me over a welcoming cuppa: "Took delivery of a 16-litre catering pack of fresh, full-cream milk the other day and guess what was printed on the front?
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