Translation for "pastelitos" to english

Pastelitos

noun

• small cake

Translation examples

small cake noun

También había una jarra con café negro y un surtido de pastelitos y galletas recubiertas de nueces y de confitura de frutas, y glaseadas.
There was also a carafe of strong coffee and an assortment of small cakes and biscuits covered with nuts, candied fruits, and glazes.

La aprendiza la abrió y comprobó que contenía una variedad asombrosa de manjares; pastelitos, tartas individuales, bollos de crema, milhojas y toda suerte de delicias que parecían realmente apetitosas.
Kinndy opened it to reveal a staggering variety—small cakes, individual pies, éclairs, puffs, all manner of delicious-appearing delights.

Lanzó una mirada escrutadora a su abuelo, pero fue lo bastante juicioso para no decir nada, y con unas últimas palabras a la chica de la barra, salió al tiempo que se guardaba en el bolsillo con absoluta naturalidad el pastelito que le había dado la muchacha.
He gave his grandfather a measured look, but was wise enough not to say anything, and with a few last words to the counter girl, went out, slipping the small cake she’d given him into his pocket with a casual air.

—¡Este es el criado del carnicero! —gritó alegremente Daisy, descargando al perro; el animalito gruñó esperando que le diesen de comer, porque a veces solía llevar de aquel modo su pitanza; luego, al verse chasqueado, se marchó gruñendo y ladrando para demostrar su disgusto. La cestita contenía: dos filetes de carne, una pera cocida, un pastelito y una esquela, en la cual decía: «Almuerzo para la nueva cocinerita, por si se le estropean sus guisos».
"Here's the butcher boy!" cried Daisy, much tickled at the idea, as she relieved him of his load, whereat he licked his lips and began to beg, evidently thinking that it was his own dinner, for he often carried it to his master in that way. Being undeceived, he departed in great wrath and barked all the way downstairs, to ease his wounded feelings. In the basket were two bits of steak (doll's pounds), a baked pear, a small cake, and paper with them on which Asia had scrawled, "For Missy's lunch, if her cookin' don't turn out well."