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"Agridulce" means "sweet and sour" taste, but not "bittersweet" taste.

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"Agridulce" means "sweet (dulce) and sour (agrio)" taste. As in "Tofu agridulce", "sweet and sour tofu".

"Bittersweet chocolate" is translated "chocolate dulce y amargo para hornear", it is not "chocolate agridulce", because it is not "sour".

"Agridulce" can be translated "bittersweet" only as figurative, when it doesn't describe taste. PersikFlor (talk) 05:31, 26 November 2023 (UTC)Reply