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    How tasty and cold! A vanilla milkshake with some of my favorite add-ins.

    Milkshake: frappè

    The milkshake: il frappè

    Milkshakes: frappè

    The milkshakes: i frappè

    You needn’t change the accented e to make it plural because this is a rule in Italian.

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