French Lesson: FAIL
Tuesday November 11th 2008, 8:23 am
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pistachios fruits secs

My mum-in-law knows I like pistachio nuts and so she got me this bag…of fruits secs. In this case, “fruits secs” means pistachios. Got that? Good. French lesson: over. Oh wait. In French Fruits secs means DRIED FRUIT.

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Well, maybe in the “fruits au noyau” sense? Or, maybe just extra bags.

Comment by Constant Reader 11.11.08 @ 4:53 pm

Nuts are parts of the “fruits secs” category of food, that’s all.

Comment by David 11.13.08 @ 4:06 pm



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