How do you say "pickle" in Mexico and Spain
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Looked up "pickle" in SpanishDict and still not sure which word is used most commonly in Mexico AND Spain in reference to the little piece of pickled cucumber that comes on a hamburger or the side of a deli sandwich, etc. Thanks
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updated Jun 1, 2013
posted by chagedorn
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The word in México is Pepinillos also, but here in the north anyway, we find imported dill and sweet pickles. these we call pickles, we spell it the same but pronounce it quite differently ( peek'lays ) would be close to the pronunciation.
updated May 31, 2013
posted by pacofinkler
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in Spain it's "pepinillo"
updated May 31, 2013
posted by Tudela
me gusta eso como pepino cucumber easy to remember - readytodictate, Mar 9, 2013
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Peecklehs
updated May 31, 2013
edited by chileno
posted by chileno
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In Spain it's pepinillo en vinagre
updated May 31, 2013
posted by BreanaBubbles
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Pickled means also "en escabeche", like in chiles chipotles en escabeche, or chiles jalapeños en escabeche.
updated May 31, 2013
edited by LuisCache
posted by LuisCache
Or vinagre. - lorenzo9, May 13, 2011
Right. - LuisCache, May 13, 2011
Ya me dio hambre! - LuisCache, May 13, 2011
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In the south and centre of Mexico it is pepinillo.
updated May 31, 2013
posted by Anacrusis
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Yo tomar un buen vino rojo cuando quiero estar pickled.
updated May 31, 2013
posted by ray76
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updated Jun 1, 2013
edited by readytodictate
posted by readytodictate
