Translation for "grano entero" to english

Grano entero

• whole grain

Translation examples

whole grain

Granos enteros y vegetales y, ya sabes.
Whole grains and vegetables, and, you know.

52 bolsas de grano entero.
52 bags of whole grain.

Si se utiliza para hacer harina para pasteles o lo que sea, todavía conservaría el grano entero.
If used to make flour cake or whatever, still retain the whole grain.

Pan integral no es lo mismo que pan de grano entero, Billy.
Whole-wheat is not the same thing as whole grain, Billy!

Es un grano entero que se ha carbonizado al tirarlo en el fuego.
It's a whole grain that's been charred by being thrown away in the fire.

Hola, ¿el té deseo dama con la luz, delicado, galletas de grano entero?
Hello, does the lady desire tea with light, delicate, whole Grain cookies?

Hablar de grano entero y nueces.
Talk about whole-grain and nuts.

Está hecho con más granos enteros.
It's made with more whole grains.

Es un pan de linaza de grano entero.
It's a whole grain flaxseed bread.

Sopa vegetariana de zanahorias saludable para el corazón con crutones de grano entero, y será mejor que te lo comas todo.
Heart-healthy vegan carrot soup with whole grain croutons, and you'd better eat all of it.

Germen de trigo, pan de grano entero, yogurt…
Wheat germ, whole grain bread, yoghurt.

Era tan áspero como el afrecho, y antes de que él diera tres mordiscos, un grano entero, del tamaño de una arveja, le quebró el diente, o lo que le quedaba del raigón.
It felt as rough on the tongue as bran, and before he had taken three bites, his jaws ground down on a whole grain the size of a pea and it chipped his tooth, or what was left of the stump of that tooth, cracking it hard enough to drive a spear through his drunkenness.

No podía coger aquellas minúsculas bolitas con los dedos y, presa del pánico, sacudía el bote para introducirlos en la jeringuilla. Un grano entero, no el cuarto de grano que necesitaba... Pero tenía que regresar junto a los hombres y aliviar su dolor.
I couldn’t grasp the tiny pellets with my fingers and, in a panic, shook several of them into the syringe, a whole grain, not the quarter grain called for, but I had to get to the men, had to stop their pain.