Crema de cacahuate

Crema de cacahuate
 

This is a discussion thread for the Daily Spanish Word for February 4, 2009

crema de cacahuate - feminine noun (la) - peanut butter. Look up crema de cacahuate in the dictionary

Me gusta comer sándwiches de crema de cacahuate con un vaso de leche fría.
I like eating peanut butter sandwiches with a glass of cold milk.

Then (peanut butter) is translate as Crema de cacahuate, for example I eaten yesterday my peanut butter with my brother, and I barely finish of eating him today.

Luis - the last part of your sentence doesn't make sense: "...and I barely finish of eating him today."

Why don't you say what you were trying to say in Spanish and someone (probably not me - my Spanish certainly isn't good enough) could help re-word it..... :)

Mexico:
Crema de cacahuate

Spain:
Mantequilla de cacahuete

Puerto Rico, Central and South America:
Mantequilla de maní

He meant to say:
I ate peanut butter yesterday with my brother, and I barely finished eating it today.

So, Rusty - does that mean that the word for "peanut" are those three words in those different places?

Yep.

I would eat peanut butter today in my breakfast, but to Luis Angel does not like the peanut butter in his sandwich, then I believe, I will invite to eat other kind of food for the breakfast.

what would jelly be?

peanut butter & jelly sandwich (P&J sandwich) - sándwiches de crema de cacahuate y ______

(I like how Jessica thinks.........) :D

jelly = jalea

Jelly- jalea. Then the word jelly mean Jalea, but jelly is any jalea, I mean is any kind of jelly, I hope you catch my idea.

In Mexican usage, mermelada is the most common way to say jelly/jam.

sandwich de crema de cacahuate con mermelada = peanut butter and jelly sandwich

thanks, guys! :)

Two only. Mani and cacahuate.

Butter is mantequilla

Three. Cacahuete is used in Spain. Cacahuate is used in Mexico. Maní is used elsewhere.

I di not know that! :-)