How to Say ‘Whole milk’ in Mexican Spanish
Leche entera
LEH-cheh en-TEH-rah
[LEH-cheh en-TEH-rah]
💬 Usage Tip: The describing word comes after the noun. Swap in leche deslactosada "lactose-free milk" or leche descremada "skim milk".
Phrase Breakdown
Leche
[LEH-cheh]
milk
Feminine noun; the dairy drink added to coffee.
¿Tiene leche de almendra?
Do you have almond milk?
entera
[en-TEH-rah]
whole (milk)
Feminine form of 'entero'; for milk it means full-fat.
Prefiero leche entera.
I prefer whole milk.
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