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Discover LudwigThe phrase "superb frittata" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a frittata that is exceptionally good or of high quality, often in a culinary context. Example: "After trying her superb frittata, I knew I had to get the recipe."
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(A superb frittata was $14).
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Something frittata.
Turducken frittata.
That is a frittata.
"Frittata!" I hollered.
I really enjoyed his frittata.
When it is a frittata.
That is borderline frittata territory.
He ate half a frittata.
Well, perhaps not the frittata.
#ViveLaFrance Superb!
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