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Catchword for “fooding”

Catchword: fooding

Filed Under: English-derived, Spain, Food & Drink

Part of Speech: n.

The part of speech reflects that used in the full entry, and not necessarily the part of speech as it is used in the quotation below.

Quotation: Es el nuevo «deporte» de mesa: la de la típica casa de comidas con menú del día o la del restaurante más sofisticado. Una moda para paladares inquietos con sus propias tendencias. No hay soirée que se precie que no comience por una buena cena ni negocio bien cerrado que no se haya firmado sobre un mantel. Así reza el primer mandamiento del fooding (del inglés food, comida), la última pasión por experimentar con la cocina que viene pegando fuerte desde Londres y París.

Article or Document Title:
“El fooding (del inglés food, comida), la última pasión por experimentar con la cocina”

Author:
Sara Saez

Article, Document, Publication, Web Site:
El Mundo

Publishing Location:
Spain

Date of Publication:
June 12, 2000

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