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The sparkling wine called spumante takes its name from the Italian spuma, meaning foam, as does the ice-cream dessert known as spumoni. Both words appeared in the early twentieth century, although the related word spume has been used since the fifteenth century to describe froth that results from beating an egg.<\/p>\n

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