Jan 16, 2020 15:47
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Spanish term

Panadería con horno / panadería con obrador

Spanish to English Other Food & Drink Bakery
I'm translating information regarding liability insurance for various different types of businesses and there are two types of insurance products, "Comercios y Oficinas" and "Empresas". The text distinguishes between two different types of bakeries, which each corresponding to a different insurance product. "Panadería con horno" which corresponds to "Comercios y Oficinas" and "panadería con obrador" which corresponds to "Empresas". I'm struggling to figure out how to distinguish between these two types of bakeries, as all the information I've been able to find seems to suggest that a "panadería con obrador" is a bakery that bakes bread on site, but would that not just be the same as a "panadería con horno" in that case?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!

Discussion

neilmac Jan 16, 2020:
@Gareth Spot on! You should post your comment as an answer (I was about to)... :-)
Gareth Rhys-Jones López Jan 16, 2020:
Not necessarily the same In Spain at least, a lot of bakeries now have an oven to bake precooked bread, while in the obrador, bread is made following the traditional way. Hope it helps.

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Pre-cooked bread/Fresh-baked bread

In Spain at least, a lot of bakeries now have an oven to bake precooked bread, while in the obrador, bread is made following the traditional way. I'm not sure how you can explain that in English, but this is the difference in Spain. Hope it helps.
Peer comment(s):

agree Sofia Bengoa : La diferencia está muy bien explicada.
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agree Leda Roche
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agree ormiston : I see the term 'part baked' and 'ready to bake' bread vs prepared on the premises.https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&source=web&rct=j&url=https:/...
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agree neilmac
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bake shop/industrial bakery

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