May 11, 2004 21:44
20 yrs ago
English term
nacho cheese
English to Polish
Other
Food & Drink
nacho cheese flavour
skladnik chipsow
skladnik chipsow
Proposed translations
(Polish)
5 +1 | ser nacho |
Maciej Andrzejczak
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3 | o smaku nacho i sera |
Monika Sojka
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Proposed translations
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ser nacho
nacho /'nat/ n Culin nacho n (tortilla z serem i warzywami)
Oxford en>pl
Oxford en>pl
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o smaku nacho i sera
ewentualnie o smaku sera do nacho ale raczej to pierwsze. Nachos to taka przekaska, bodajze z Ameryki poludniowej, chipsy z sosem chilli i guacamole, dobre ale tuczace:)
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Note added at 8 mins (2004-05-11 21:53:12 GMT)
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chyba jednak Maciej ma racje. Zmylilo mnie to, ze w skladnikach do \'nacho cheese flavour\' podano, ze zawiera Cheddar, wiec jak Cheddar to nie inny ser, ale wyglada na to, ze nacho cheese to Cheddar z chili
Nachos
A Mexican food item.
Nachos are hard flour \"crisps\" sold in bags as snacks like crisps, or served in Mexican restaurants with minced beef, sour cream, peppers, etc. They are normally triangular in shape.
A nacho salad consists of nacho chips with lettuce, cheese, sour cream, etc. Sometimes nacho salads have the nacho formed into a large edible bowl which contains the other ingredients - and then you\'ve got a large meal!
Most supermarkets sell nacho chips (i.e. crisps) as well as potato chips, often in numerous flavours.
Nachos are always made from corn, never from potatoes.
Eric Vasbinder of Washington State kindly emailed me to explain that the word \"nachos\" is used to mean corn crisps that are pre-coated in powdered cheddar cheese. The regular flavour corn crisps that just taste like corn are called \"tortilla chips\", \"tortillas\" or \"corn chips\", Eric says. A tortilla is also a more general term for any corn or flour pancake.
I\'m also informed that nacho cheese is cheddar cheese with chili flavouring.
Further, I received an email saying: The \"crisps\" themselves are properly called \"tostadas\". Nachos (tostadas covered in cheese and meat, etc) are an American invention, probably taken from \"Chili Con Queso\" which is melted cheese topped in green chilies and other spices, served with tostadas for dipping.
Nachos should not be confused with Natchez.
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Note added at 8 mins (2004-05-11 21:53:12 GMT)
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chyba jednak Maciej ma racje. Zmylilo mnie to, ze w skladnikach do \'nacho cheese flavour\' podano, ze zawiera Cheddar, wiec jak Cheddar to nie inny ser, ale wyglada na to, ze nacho cheese to Cheddar z chili
Nachos
A Mexican food item.
Nachos are hard flour \"crisps\" sold in bags as snacks like crisps, or served in Mexican restaurants with minced beef, sour cream, peppers, etc. They are normally triangular in shape.
A nacho salad consists of nacho chips with lettuce, cheese, sour cream, etc. Sometimes nacho salads have the nacho formed into a large edible bowl which contains the other ingredients - and then you\'ve got a large meal!
Most supermarkets sell nacho chips (i.e. crisps) as well as potato chips, often in numerous flavours.
Nachos are always made from corn, never from potatoes.
Eric Vasbinder of Washington State kindly emailed me to explain that the word \"nachos\" is used to mean corn crisps that are pre-coated in powdered cheddar cheese. The regular flavour corn crisps that just taste like corn are called \"tortilla chips\", \"tortillas\" or \"corn chips\", Eric says. A tortilla is also a more general term for any corn or flour pancake.
I\'m also informed that nacho cheese is cheddar cheese with chili flavouring.
Further, I received an email saying: The \"crisps\" themselves are properly called \"tostadas\". Nachos (tostadas covered in cheese and meat, etc) are an American invention, probably taken from \"Chili Con Queso\" which is melted cheese topped in green chilies and other spices, served with tostadas for dipping.
Nachos should not be confused with Natchez.
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