"A só a szekrényben van, a tej mellett."
Translation:The salt is in the cupboard, next to the milk.
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Its an unusual place for salt and milk to be, could it also mean cupboard or pantry.
Yes, "cupboard" would probably be the best word here.
Pantry (like a small room adjoining the kitchen with jars of canned food and dry sausages and things) would be éléskamra.
... shelf-stable milk,...
------- which everybody has, except for the us . . .
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For real? Those luxurious looking five/ten liter/ no idea how many gallon bottles are not filled with tartós tej? (preserved milk? German H-Milch)
That stuff is good some months, unopened and according to a colleague tastes after a few days opened (in the fridge) better than the usual milk... (I would not agree, it tastes weird from the start)
I believe soy, rice, various nuts ..."milk" could also be meant? Although at least in Austria and I would imagine anywhere in the EU, it is not allowed to be officially called milk (they are drinks). That stuff survives even opened a while uncooled.
And closed also for months...
