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| gastr. mycol. T | 61 Pfifferling {m} | |||||
| gastr. Girolle® [for scraping Tête de Moine cheese] | Girolle® {f} [Drehhobel zum Schaben von Tête de Moine-Käse] | |||||
| gastr. cheese girolle [generic term; Girolle®] | Käse-Drehhobel {m} [zum Schaben von Käse] | |||||
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