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Macinato is the Italian word for minced, ground, pounded, crushed, as in ground or minced meat or crushed garlic

Macinato is pronounced "mah-chee-nah-toh"

Maiale is the Italian word for pork. It is also called Carne di maiale

Maiale is pronounced "mah-yah-leh"

Misto is an Italian word for mixed, assortent or assorted. It is also known as mista. Misti is the plural of misto

Misto is pronounced "mee-stoh"

Makrill is the Swedish word for mackerel, a kind of fish

Moschari is the Greek word for veal

Matjesill is the Swedish word which means "sweet pickled herring"

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