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Latest post Thu, Nov 9 2006 10:42 PM by Vorpar. 1 replies.
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Fishelli  +  291201 Thu, 09 Nov 06 09:39 PM
Hi!
Is there in english a specific name for ice cream portion? (Here's a sample of what I mean - www.pregel.it/imgup/boero.jpg ) Is it OK to use direct polish translation - "ice cream ball"? What else can I use instead of "portion" in this case?
What about things covering ice cream (cherries, chocolate...)? Are they all just "toppings" - no matter liquid or solid ones?
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Vorpar, 3 yr 14 days ago

A scoop.

Yes, all of them can be called "toppings".

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