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What does US-eu mean on the labels on the peaches in stores now?
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What does it mean when someone calls you peaches?
when someone calls you peaches that means that you smell inappropriate
What does etiqueta mean in English?
Labels
What does the idiom peaches and ice cream mean?
Nothing - I think you misheard "peaches and cream." That phrase means that something is very good or very easy, as if you were eating peaches with cream instead of working.
What do amounts of salt and sugar mean on labels?
the measurements
How many peaches come in a box of peaches from a fruitstand?
It depends on the size of a box, whether you mean a bushel, a peck, or what. One source says they got 116 peaches in a bushel box. However, bushels are measured by weight rather than number, and a bushel of peaches is 50 pounds. A peck is a quarter bushel, so that could be around 29 peaches if you use the number from the source mentioned above. There are 2-3 peaches in a pound, depending on the size of the peaches, and there are roughly 50 pounds in a bushel. As a side note, bushel sizes vary with the type of fruit. A bushel of apples is 48 pounds. Also, if you mean the flat kind of wooden box with a plastic form to hold the peaches in a pattern in a single layer, the fruitstands in my area normally have 48 peaches to a box.
What does etiquetas mean in Spanish?
etiquetas means labels. use freetranslation.com next time you have a language question. its really easy!
What does KJ mean On food labels in China?
koala Justified
What is a W with a circle around it mean?
It has something to do with care labels.
What does the symbol H mean on food labels?
H mean is halal M mean is muslim
What does the song peaches by new heights mean?
what i think it means is about staying strong for yourself
Does tablespoon on food labels mean rounded or level tablespoon?
lavel
Does the red mark on chocolate labels mean the chocolate contains alcohol?
Not always, no.
