Examples of 'misto' in a sentence
Meaning of "misto"
misto (noun) - Misto is a term in Italian cuisine referring to a mixed dish or assortment
How to use "misto" in a sentence
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I remember the bollito misto she cooked.
Velo misto became very popular and developed cult status of its own.
Let me get you the funghi chitarrina misto.
Bat wing fritto misto with a side of guanomole.
Bronzo storico per il duo misto.
I did not misto happen.
One large café misto.
I have got a misto here for Jose.
It is an Italian custom to serve it with bollito misto or fish.
I got a misto here for José.
This abolished the Couto Misto microstate.
Nove Misto village council.
She suddenly went to the Gruppo Misto and then to the opposition.
Misto club Kharkiv.
Teple Misto platform.
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Like, fish and chips. a real asian fritto misto.
Faine Misto festival.
As such it is much like the French pot-au-feu or Italian bollito misto.
Charivne Misto apartment.
Time misto do Atlético-MG derrota o Criciúma no Independência " in Portuguese.
Serving a selection of food Kadena and Velo Misto are placed a 5-minute walk away.
Sangue Misto was an Italian band, one of the first groups of Italian hip hop.
I'm gonna need one large caffè misto with soy milk, extra hot.
She married Velo misto writer Miljenko Smoje and together they had a daughter, Nataša.
Brain, artichokes, fried salt cod filet … and Fiori di zucca! For second course, fritto misto.
Dollar Shave Club and Misto Box are great examples of crate boxes.
Misto said Jordan had notified the International Civil Aviation Organization of “ the kingdom 's strong objection . ”.
I'm gonna need one large caffè misto Thanks. with soy milk, extra hot. Okay.
Fritto misto bacala, a couple of meatballs too… Honey, try to pace yourself.
Refresh your life outdoors with the Lasko 7050 Misto Outdoor Misting fan.
Bat wing fritto misto with a side of guanomole . Maggot risotto.
Misto ceviche, please.
I got a misto here for josà ©.
Oh, good. Fritto misto bacala, a couple of meatballs too… Honey, try to pace yourself.
