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Pandesal 

A Filipino bread, so tasty you don't need any fillings and it'll taste like heaven made bread.
The dough is a lean variety, with yeast, flour, salt and sugar.

Pan de sal means “bread of salt” in Spanish, for the pinch of salt added to the dough. It was introduced to the Philippines in the 16th century as the Spaniards' answer to the French baguette.
I'd like to eat some pandesal for breakfast.
This pandesal tastes so good!
Pandesal by SmallChames February 19, 2021
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pandesal 

a filipino word which is translated to "verb".
I love pandesal!
pandesal by Kuyawil January 5, 2018
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pandesal 

Pandesal is a filipino bread. It's delicious so FUCKING DELICIOUS THAT I'D KILL MYSELF FOR MORE PANDESAL. Anyway the reason why it's called pandesal is because the spanish term is "salt bread". Pandesal is a famous bread at the Philippines. Malungay Pandesal is delicious btw.
John: Hey, duck. Can I have some pandesal?
Duck: Yeah, sure.
pandesal by anonymous July 8, 2021

Pandesal 

Pandesal is a filipino bread. It's delicious so FUCKING DELICIOUS THAT I'D KILL MYSELF FOR MORE PANDESAL. Anyway the reason why it's called pandesal is because the spanish term is "salt bread". Pandesal is a famous bread at the Philippines. Malungay Pandesal is delicious btw.
John: Hey, duck. Can I have some pandesal?
Duck: Sure.
Pandesal by anonymous July 8, 2021

Pandesal 

A soft,fluffy,severed often with sugar bread roll it's also a word for bread rolls but most filipinos say pandesal.
My Mom made pandesal
Pandesal by Coral9 June 7, 2023

Pandemalete 

An athlete unfortunately playing during the coronavirus pandemic
G-Dawg was the best pandemalete of her synchronized swimming team in 2020
Pandemalete by J. Lunar November 24, 2020
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