Difference between revisions of "tallow candles (Q581)"
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(Added [it] label: candele di sego) | (Added [en] description: Tallow candles have fallen into disuse because of the bad smell they give off and because they are quickly consumed. They are made with ox or mutton fat. They are soft, very greasy to the touch, and give a sooty flame.) | ||
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| + | Le candele di sego sono ormai in disuso per il cattivo odore che emanano e per il rapido consumo. Si preparano con grasso di bue o di montone.Sono molli, molto grasse al tatto, e dànno fiamma fuligginosa. | ||
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| + | Tallow candles have fallen into disuse because of the bad smell they give off and because they are quickly consumed. They are made with ox or mutton fat. They are soft, very greasy to the touch, and give a sooty flame. | ||
Latest revision as of 09:08, 21 February 2023
Tallow candles have fallen into disuse because of the bad smell they give off and because they are quickly consumed. They are made with ox or mutton fat. They are soft, very greasy to the touch, and give a sooty flame.
| Language | Label | Description | Also known as |
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| English | tallow candles | Tallow candles have fallen into disuse because of the bad smell they give off and because they are quickly consumed. They are made with ox or mutton fat. They are soft, very greasy to the touch, and give a sooty flame. |
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From John Falkner: And on tallow candles ... at the Castle Museum in York, where they have a street of original shops and industries - a sort of Yorkshire Skansen - there is a tallow candle makers shop and workshop, dipping troughs and all. Might be worth a visit, when such things become possible. It's my home city, and I'd be happy to see you there - History: Roman, Viking (Anders would be welcome), Saxon, Norman-French and once the capital of England. (English)
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