succulence in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for succulence in the English»Spanish Dictionary

succulence [Am ˈsəkjələns, Brit ˈsʌkjʊl(ə)ns] N U

succulence

suculencia f

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suculencia

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It is then cooked in slow moist heat to preserve the succulence.

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To a man, they were all impressed with the marbling, flavour and succulence of our product.

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Each of the finalist's lamb went through rigorous scientific testing to assess the tenderness, yield, colour and succulence of the lamb.

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The three components for good lamb are tenderness, taste and succulence.

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For their part, the manufacturers say the extra water is vital to processing and gives succulence to meat.

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People always think you have to drink red with charcuterie but if you pick the right white it brings out the succulence of the hams.

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The supermarkets pointed out that the food is clearly labelled as having added water, and that it adds succulence to the produce.

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I respect the fact that beef-lovers believe in a slow-smoking method that transforms a cut of meat into succulence that can not be matched.

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I see the healthy jaw, that delicious ampersand of a nose, and can not but imagine succulence.

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The species is popular with modern gardeners as a putatively medicinal plant and for its interesting flowers, form, and succulence.

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