How to Say "full-fat" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “full-fat” is “entera” — A1 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Comí la pizza entera y ahora me duele el estómago.
I ate the whole pizza, and now my stomach hurts.
La familia entera asistió a la boda.
The entire family attended the wedding.
Para esta receta solo usamos leche entera.
For this recipe, we only use whole (full-fat) milk.
Gender Match
Remember, 'entera' is the feminine form. You must only use it when describing feminine nouns, like 'mesa' (table) or 'vida' (life). For masculine nouns, use 'entero'.
Emphasis
To really stress that something is totally whole, you often place 'entera' right after the noun it describes: 'la casa entera' (the whole house).
Mixing Genders
Mistake: “El ciudad entera es ruidosa.”
Correction: La ciudad entera es ruidosa. (Because 'ciudad' is feminine, you need 'la' and 'entera'.)
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