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Welcome to foodlexicon

foodlexicon is the english version of the german webpage lebensmittellexikon.de the german version of foodlexicon. foodlexicon is a reference work for common and exotic foods with many preparation tips – detailed and up-to-date as no other online-dictionary before. It gives an overview of available products and their production. Its current focus is on vegetables, milk, milk products, cheese, sugar, honey, edible fats, meat, poultry, nutrients, wine and the conservation of food.



For a world without hunger and poverty

For a world without hunger and poverty foodlexicon likes to introduce the Deutsche Welthungerhilfe German world hunger help organisation to you. Please visit its homepage and read about their latest activities, tasks and goals and how the organisation works.

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The translation of foodlexicon is still in progress. We would like to improve our page! If you find any mistakes in our articles, please let us know about it. Your help is very much appreciated!



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  Soured milk
  Cream
  Fitweed
  Leaf celery
  Spinach
  Asparagus
  Onion
  Soybean
  Cucumber
  Sucrose
  Sparkling wine
  Sherry
  Sweetener
  Sekt
  Starch
  Syrup
  Spätlese
  Sommelier
  Silvaner
  Spumante
  Sautéing
  Chlorine
  Protein
  Chromium
  Cholesterol
  B vitamins
  Dietary fibers
  Cultured yeast
  Royale icing
  Swiss roll cake

Culinary Dictionary
  German - English culinary dictionary: english - german - english
  German - Italian culinary dictionary: italian - german - italian
  German - Spanish culinary dictionary: spanish - german - spanish
  German - French culinary dictionary: french - german - french

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