How do you say wafer crumbs in spanish?

Answer 1

In Spanish, "wafer crumbs" can be translated as "migas de oblea." "Migas" means crumbs or small pieces, and "oblea" refers to a wafer or thin, crispy biscuit. So, "migas de oblea" specifically describes the small pieces or crumbs of a wafer cookie.

Answer 2

Galleta is the Spanish word for biscuit, cookie, cracker, wafer, etc. Hostia is the Spanish word for the wafer that is distributed during Holy Communion. Migaja is the Spanish word for crumb. Depending on which wafer is intended, the translation is either migajas de galleta, or migajas de hostia.

Answer 3

"Crumble" in Spanish is "desmoronar". It is pronounced "des-mow-ro-NAR". Please see the Related link below for confirmation of the translation.