How to Say "zested" in Spanish
The Spanish word for “zested” is “rallado” — A2 level. This is a very common word in everyday Spanish.
Examples
Necesito una bolsa de queso rallado para la pizza.
I need a bag of grated cheese for the pizza.
El pan rallado es esencial para hacer milanesas.
Bread crumbs are essential for making schnitzels.
Agrega un poco de coco rallado por encima del pastel.
Add some shredded coconut on top of the cake.
Matching the Noun
This word must change its ending to match what you are describing. Use 'rallado' for masculine items (queso) and 'rallada' for feminine items (zanahoria).
The '-ed' ending
Just like in English we add '-ed' to 'grate' to make 'grated,' Spanish adds '-ado' to the verb 'rallar'.
Confusing 'rallado' and 'rayado'
Mistake: “Usar 'queso rayado'.”
Correction: Use 'queso rallado'. 'Rayado' means 'striped' or 'scratched,' while 'rallado' comes from a grater.
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