Que sabe a sal en vez de a dulce; grafía británica.
Salty rather than sweet; British spelling.
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Prefiere los aperitivos salados. — He prefers savoury snacks.
Prefiero los aperitivos salados a los dulces. — I prefer savoury snacks over sweet ones.
Disfruté de un aperitivo salado en la fiesta. — I enjoyed a savoury during the party.
Todo lo de la mesa era salado, nada dulce. — Everything on the table was savoury, nothing sweet.
¿Puedes recomendarme un plato salado para la cena? — Can you recommend a savoury dish for dinner?
¿Me pasas un aperitivo salado, por favor? — Could you pass me a savoury, please?
Añade un poco de queso para que quede más salado. — Add a bit of cheese to make it more savoury.
Estos hojaldres salados son mi entrante favorito. — These savoury pastries are my favorite appetizer.
El aperitivo salado estaba más rico de lo que esperaba. — The savoury was more delicious than I expected.
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