Translated sentences containing 'hamburgers'

You had eaten hamburgers for two years.

Tú habías comido hamburguesas por dos años.

They ate less than two hamburgers.

Ellos comieron menos de dos hamburguesas.

Do you serve hamburgers?

¿Sirven ustedes hamburguesas?

They serve french fries and hamburgers

Ellos sirven papas fritas y hamburguesas.

It must be clearly stated on a pack of hamburgers where the meat comes from.

En los paquetes de hamburguesas debe reflejarse claramente de dónde viene la carne.

As far as labelling of minced meat is concerned, we must bear in mind that the production of minced meat, for example of hamburgers, is a continuous process.

En lo que se refiere al etiquetado de la carne de vacuno, tenemos que considerar que la producción de carne picada, por ejemplo, de hamburguesas, es un proceso continuado.

Let us not fool ourselves: nobody pays EUR 100 000 for a bull only to put it through the mincer and sell it as hamburgers.

No nos engañemos: nadie paga 100 000 euros por un toro que solo servirá para hacer hamburguesas.

What I do see right across Europe is people drinking Coca Cola, eating hamburgers, wearing baseball caps, watching Hollywood films and often doing all this at the same time.

Lo que veo en toda Europa es gente bebiendo Coca Cola, comiendo hamburguesas, luciendo gorras de béisbol, viendo películas de Hollywood y, a menudo, haciendo todas esas cosas al mismo tiempo.

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