Translations for „shop-bought“ in the English » German Dictionary

ˈshop-bought [ˈʃɒpbɔ:t, Am ˈʃɑ:pbɑ:t] ADJ inv

shop-bought

gekauft (und nicht selbst gemacht)

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English

The difference is the price of convenience, and probably obesity, as wartime recipes were light on sugar compared to modern shop-bought cakes.

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A new generation of shop-bought drinks has appeared.

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Generally, breastfeeding burns around 500 calories a day, the equivalent of a shop-bought sandwich and a small packet of crisps.

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Tips: use shop-bought preserved lemon if short on time.

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All shop-bought olives are salty because they are cured to enhance the taste.

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People wanted to brew beer that matched the quality of shop-bought beer.

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Hem shop-bought costumes to the correct length for the child at the sleeve and skirt.

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So it didn't rock my world when it was revealed that she was including shop-bought pesto in a recipe for a pasta dish.

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It also found that pizzas from takeaway outlets were higher in calories, salt and fat than shop-bought pizzas.

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They were found in most shop-bought biscuits and cakes until they were removed in 2007.

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