rasher in Polish
rasher in Polish is plasterek — rasher means a thin slice of bacon.
rasher in Polish
plasterek
(UK, Ireland) A strip of bacon; a piece of bacon.
What does "rasher" mean?
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noun A thin slice of bacon.
"Thick-cut, thin-cut or flavoured, sometimes there is nothing nicer than a rasher on toast or a crispy rasher as part of a full fry up."
- noun A thin slice cut from a food such as ham or bacon.
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rasher in a sentence
- Thick-cut, thin-cut or flavoured, sometimes there is nothing nicer than a rasher on toast or a crispy rasher as part of a full fry up.
- Would you like a bite of something? None of your damned lawdeedaw airs here. The rich of a rasher fried with a herring?
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What is "rasher" in Polish?
"rasher" in Polish is plasterek. rasher means: A thin slice of bacon.
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