You Bet In Spanish

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You Bet In Spanish

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you all
you almost expect it to start talking
you almost forget
you almost forgot
you also
you are a case
you are a lucky dog
you are advised
you are dumb
you are going to die
you are hardly the right person to talk about
you are never too old to learn
you are not made of glass
you are not quite yourself today
you are right
you are the sole judges of the credibility of the witnesses
you are welcome
you are what you own
you are worth what you have
you are young only once
you asked for it
you at least
you awesome you
you bet
you better
you better believe it
you blew it
you blew it up
you blot
you both
you can always find a companion in misfortune
you can be absolutely sure about it
you can be sure about it
you can bet on it
you can bet your ass
you can bet your ass on it
you can bet your boots
you can bet your bottom dollar
you can count on it
you can depend on it
you can dispense with ceremony
you can judge a man by the company he keeps
you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink
you can lie while the truth shows up
you can never know too much
you can only die once
you can run and hide from everyone but yourself
you can say that again
you can stuff it
you can't be in two places at once

you betInterjection

Translate 'you bet' to Spanish: claro que sí, cómo no, por supuesto que sí, sí claro que sí, sí por supuesto, por supuesto, puedes apostar, sin duda, ya lo creo
English Synonyms of 'you bet': of course, of course yes, yes, absolutely, definitively, definitively so, rather, totally

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With temperatures rising to the 40s, there's no better time than now to indulge in a scoop of ice cream. Cool off with the sunny season's latest flavors courtesy of these local brands.

Bananarama by Merry Moo-oven-roasted Cavendish bananas and chocolate chip cookie crumbs

in a sweet cream base

Merry Moo

SM Aura, SM Megamall, Podium, Legazpi Sunday Market, Salcedo Saturday Market and select groceries

Kelvin Ngo of Merry Moo turns favorite snacks into frozen delights. Inspired by celebrity chef Heston Blumenthal's brown bread ice cream, Ngo transforms a popular panaderia item into a creamy confection.

His Spanish bread ice cream is mixed with chunks of the buttery roll for a more pronounced flavor. He has also released a doughnut ice cream variant with sprinkles.

Doughnut ice cream by Merry Moo

Likewise on his summer roster is Bananarama, slices of oven-roasted Cavendish bananas blended with a sweet cream base. For texture, chocolate chip cookie crumbs are thrown into the mix.

If you're more into tart flavors, Merry Moo also has Greek Yoghurt, Laguna-made sour yoghurt churned into ice cream.

Homemade by Roshan's Mango Kulfi

Homemade by Roshan

Tel. 6317786 or 6336286

Every summer, Roshan Samtani, famous for cookies, tortes and cakes, makes her Lemon Walnut Torte ice cream available. This year, she adds a new variant, the Mango Kulfi, inspired by her Indian heritage.

'Instead of the traditional malai kulfi, I used Philippine mangoes, with roasted pistachios, almonds and a hint of rose,' she says. The result is an invigorating, icy treat that's tropical in flavor and delightful in texture.

Fog City Creamery

Tel. 09178833344

Ensaymada, leche flan, tablea, salted coconut with panocha pili brittle-Edy Gamboa-Liu's Fog City Creamery has come up with some of the most interesting sweets that celebrate Filipino delicacies and ingredients.

This season, she continues the streak by releasing two flavors that are plain and simple, but definitely satisfying. She adds sweet corn and mango ice cream to her lineup and promises to use more local fruits like guyabano in the coming months.

Sebastian's Baked Apple Pie Fruitsicle

Sebastian's

Podium, Ayala Malls Vertis North, Regis Centre Katipunan

Ian Carandang of Sebastian's has long been pushing for sorbets to receive the same appreciation as ice cream. He continues this goal by revamping his Fruitsicles.

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'It looks like an ice pop but you can bite into it and appreciate the smooth textures,' he says.

Sebastian's sweet corn ice cream sandwich

His initial rollout of the Fruitsicle sorbet bars include mango, strawberry, mango passion fruit, mixed berry hibiscus, baked apple pie and peach mango pie flavors.