Translated sentences containing 'puree'

We serve the boy mashed potatoes.

Nosotros servimos puré de papa al niño.

A tomato puree from a similar tomato correspondingly labelled was successfully introduced into Britain this spring.

Un puré de tomate obtenido de un tomate similar y debidamente etiquetado se ha introducido con éxito esta primavera en Inglaterra.

These included such varied goods as toothpaste, detergent, fish fingers, tomato puree, solvents and even dry and wet dog and cat food.

Incluían artículos tan variados como la pasta dentífrica, el detergente, las barritas de pescado, el concentrado de tomate, los disolventes e incluso la comida seca o húmeda para perros y gatos.

(Parliament approved the proposal to defer the vote on the legislative resolution) V. fruit jams, jellies and marmalades and chestnut puree intended for human consumption (COM(95)0722 - C4-0406/96-96/0118(CNS))

El Parlamento aprueba la propuesta de aplazamientode la votación de la resolución legislativa) - propuesta de directiva del Consejo relativa a las confituras, jaleas y mermeladas de frutas, así como a la crema de castañas (COM (95)0722 - C4-0406/96-96/0118(CNS))

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