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El arroz
El huevo
Las habichuelas
La mantequilla
La mantequilla de cacahuete
Los plátanos (verdes)
Los tostones
El pollo asado
El jamón
El atún
La leche
El helado
El pastel
Las galletas
Las uvas
La fresa
El yogur
Los batidos
El jugo/zumo
El cereal