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Most all thick, sweet, viscous substances in Spanish are called "miel," including what we call 'syrup' in English. "Miel" literally means 'honey.' So fruit syrups and the syrups they use in coffee bars is all called "miel de ________." (The flavor of the syrup.)

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You say either tomar or beber miel. Honey and syrup are both miel in Spanish.

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11y ago

Sirope de panqueques

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se pone el jarabe sobre los panqecs

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Jarabe rojo

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azucar

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