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Scent - Odore


Many may like the scent of deep-fried stuff , but can you really call it a "good perfume", as this brand of frying oil claims? (the writing on the bottle reads "the good perfume of fried")

A molti potrà piacere la fragranza della roba fritta , ma lo puoi davvero, in tutta onestà, chiamare un "buon profumo", come dice questa marca di olio per friggere?

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