skimmed
- adjective
- /skɪmd/
- UK
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desnatado
- The recipe calls for skimmed milk to reduce the fat content of the dish.
So for breakfast, you're going to have Special K with skim milk and a glass of orange juice.
- So for breakfast, you're going to have Special K with skim milk and a glass of orange juice.
- is the cream and everything else that you could achieve in this world is the skimmed milk.
- The cream and the external things are the skimmed milk.
- And I think that I don't see the harm in having low skimmed milk or semi skimmed milk versus whole milk.
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Can I get a vanilla iced latte with skimmed milk please and sugar free syrup?
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We've got long life semi skimmed milk, which I've never had before.
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is the cream and everything else that you could achieve in this world is the skimmed milk.
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I prefer semi skimmed milk sugar for those of you with a sweet tooth.
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The reason that cereal and skim milk is the worst breakfast in the world is because they claim to be healthy.
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And I think that I don't see the harm in having low skimmed milk or semi skimmed milk versus whole milk.
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So for breakfast, you're going to have Special K with skim milk and a glass of orange juice.
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I enjoy my coffee with a splash of skimmed milk instead of cream.
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For a healthier option, she chose skimmed milk for her cereal.
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Etymology
Skimmed comes from the verb skim, which means 'to take off the top', like when you remove foam from soup. So skimmed milk is milk that has the cream taken off and has very little fat.