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According to Wikipedia's article on cajeta:

According to chef Rick Bayless, the name for cajeta came from the Spanish phrase al punto de cajeta, which means a liquid thickened to the point at which a spoon drawn through the liquid reveals the bottom of the pot in which it is being cooked.

It means what?

[Hiro]

It means you could scoop liquid out enough that you could see the bottom of the pot without the liquid filling in the gap instantly.

[?????]

It means you could scoop liquid out enough that you could see the bottom of the pot without the liquid filling in the gap instantly.

Yes I know, but it's only four words in Spanish.

[Hiro]

Yes I know, but it's only four words in Spanish.

so what exactly was your question?

[KelsKels]

Why were you looking this up?

[Nyerp]

why?

[FAMY2]

Yes I know, but it's only four words in Spanish.

Very meaningful four words I'd say.

[Selkie]

I guess they are just better at sentence construction

[LCK]

to the point of caramel?

[ikanaide]

26 english word = 4 spanish word

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26 english word = 4 spanish word

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Why were you looking this up?

I forgot why. idk dawg