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"melaza" in English

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"melaza" in English
melaza{feminine}
molasses- treacle
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melaza{feminine}
melaza
molasses{noun}
Por motivos económicos, los productores prefirieron seguir produciendo bebidas espirituosas a partir de cereales o de melaza de remolacha.
For economic reasons, producers preferred to stick with alcohol produced from grain or sugar beet molasses.
Melazas, incluso decoloradas
Molasses, whether or not decolorised
Del mismo modo, una mayoría se pronunció a favor de que se reconozca que el vodka se produce tradicionalmente con melazas de cereales, patatas o remolacha.
By the same token, there was majority support for acknowledging that vodka is traditionally produced from grain, potatoes or beet molasses.
melaza
treacle{noun}
Dicha empresa suministraba jarabe de glucosa o melaza a fabricantes neerlandeses de piensos.
That firm supplied glucose syrup or treacle to Dutch feed manufacturers.
El impulso del estímulo está pasando de azúcar a melaza.
The stimulus impulse is changing from sugar to treacle.

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Synonyms (Spanish) for "melaza":
melaza
azúcar- miel- sacarosa

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