It's like I bought a can that said "peaches," got peaches in the can, but the can was rusty, so the peaches were, too.
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"I feel like California peaches are just symbols of peaches," he said.
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Add the sugar and shake or toss peaches well until peaches are completely coated.
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The following retailers stocked the products: Aldi, which sold all three fruits; Costco, which sold only nectarines; Fairway Market, which sold nectarines and peaches; Hannaford, which sold only peaches; Market Basket, which sold nectarines and peaches; and Walmart, which sold nectarines and peaches.
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Toss the peaches with the lemon juice and divide the peaches and fish between 2 plates.
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Add the peaches and berries and cook, stirring occasionally, until the berries have popped and the peaches are soft, about 10 minutes.
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Peaches 1,727 cartons of fresh peaches, 1,207 cartons of fresh nectarines and 365 cartons of fresh plums have been recalled by Jac.
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And peaches — well, let's just say that peaches are probably getting a few callbacks following their starring turn in Call Me By Your Name.
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Add the peaches and chillies and grill, turning as needed, until charred, about 43 minutes for the peaches and 5 minutes for the chilies.
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Shraya initially reached out to Peaches to do the remix of the track herself but Peaches didn't have the capacity to take it on.
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A box of bruised peaches may not appeal to regular customers, but to Ms. Crampsey it becomes the foundation for a peaches and cream doughnut.
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If those trucks full of peaches are driven down the same road, and pudding truck will likely have more bruised peaches than the non-pudding truck.
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I wrote Peaches down, but then I didn't want to bring it up because I was a little bit embarrassed, but Peaches should be on this.
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WM: Peaches — I mean, another person that a list like this is created for — JW: It's literally to help people discover and remember the genius of Peaches.
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As a result, Georgia will have early peaches, but growers warn the supply will stop by early or mid-July, which is when most people here say peaches begin to taste the best.
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Spoon the peaches next to the pudding in the bowls.
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Makes you want to eat peaches because is so easyyyy.
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Dinner is followed by pie, grilled peaches, and ice cream.
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Overall, though, peaches and corals always give a healthy glow.
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We make coffee and oatmeal with peaches, blueberries, and raspberries.
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Place peaches in a slow cooker sprayed with nonstick spray.
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MIYNT "Peaches" These Swedish artists are killing me with jams.
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Place the peaches in a bowl and add remaining ingredients.
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Makes you want to eat peaches because it's so easyyyy.
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Peaches and cream, that'll be a doozy to clean up!
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After that, she enjoys a dessert of strawberries or peaches.
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Things like Ferrero Rocher milkshakes, peaches, shepherd's pies, and coffee.
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But information asymmetry means no peaches are traded at all.
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Or, wait, maybe grilled pork and peaches would be better?
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It's not all peaches and cream, we need big changes.
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And Georgia is a blend of sweet tea and peaches.
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Peaches calls it her most sexually challenging video to date.
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Toss with peaches or cabbage, or anything else you like!
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Call it Peaches Foster, as I might name a cat.
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South Carolina, one state over, grows more peaches than Georgia.
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Makes 24 cupsPrep: 26 minutesTotal: 1 week 1 pound peaches (about 3-4 medium peaches)1 cup cane sugar1 cup champagne vinegar43 red shiso leaves1/2 cup anise hyssop leaves3 stalks bronze fennel 1.
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We get peaches, apples, string beans, potatoes, horseradish, onions, and asparagus.
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Peaches: I never really tried to break into the music industry.
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Switch up genre so wildly they go, 'Whoa, Peaches contains MULTITUDES!
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They shared watermelon, peaches, and ham she brought him as gifts.
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It's the story of a cat named Ozzy, who loves peaches.
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Peaches, watermelon, basil, tomatoes — summertime is (literally) ripe with culinary inspiration.
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Sometimes Kantaro will see peaches or sweet plums in his dreams.
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I'd also go to Peaches, which is on the West End.
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There should be music (rap), food (peaches), and a selfie booth.
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Here are strawberries and peaches tossed with sugar until it dissolved.
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He was once beaten up by a drag queen called Peaches.
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It's the "Calabasas Peaches" versus "Tito's Team" led by Tito himself.
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I get a water and a drink called Teaches on Peaches.
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And we had a choreographer name Peaches who never wore hair.
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I have some peaches and some pears and some grapes growing.
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We've got the Ecclestone sisters here, Peaches Geldof, WAGs, 'rich kids.
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But in 2014 Peaches tragically passed away from a heroin overdose.
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You'll need canned peaches, butter, brown sugar and vanilla ice cream.
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Sonja Bushnick of the Rockford Peaches lifted her wooden bat again.
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I mean, really, these have to be better than big peaches.
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What if, when summer comes, I make the mess with peaches?
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It smelled like peaches, with an underlying hint of wet slate.
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That state is expected to grow about 625,000 tons of peaches.
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Peaches, tongue and brisket, a gift from a patron of Mommens's.
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For me, it's Krystal cheeseburgers, Duke's mayonnaise, and perfectly ripe Georgia peaches.
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Add your child's favorite toppings, like chopped fresh peaches, blueberries and honey.
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Combine vodka, peaches, and basil in a clean bottle and seal.2.
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Delaware: Peach Pie At Bennett OrchardsThis state takes its peaches very seriously.
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This version includes tomatoes, zucchini and peaches, but you're free to improvise.
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READ: A stripper party thrown by "Peaches" made the Supreme Court nostalgic
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My parents' cat inexplicably LOVES peaches, and it's the most delightful thing.
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"Don't you just love that Peaches & Cream complexion?" he captioned the clip.
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Today, the town produces an abundance of peaches, pears, apples, and cherries.
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This time of year, David Tanis's recipe for peaches with zabaglione abides.
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Peaches, she said, should never be eaten before the Fourth of July.
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No question peaches are on our menu for this weekend, and how.
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Peaches were not always as abundant in Georgia as they are today.
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Apples came in second this year, followed by nectarines, peaches, and celery.
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I'll eat some roast chicken thighs with peaches, basil and ginger soon.
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Savvy Reconstructionists shipped fat Georgia peaches to Northern markets in the 1800s.
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One might think peaches will be involved, but Kemp didn't give specifics.
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Obviously, this doesn't last long, but while it does, everything's just peaches.
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Peaches, melons, blueberries, and strawberries are all in season in the summer.
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Going frozen means you can enjoy your favorite berries or peaches during wintertime.
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Melton offers rosé-macerated peaches with mozzarella and rosé strawberry doughnuts as well.
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Even delicate crops such as strawberries and peaches are being considered for mechanization.
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Grilled corn and peaches with a drizzle of balsamic vinegar on the side.
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A pair of Duke University students are doing something really sweet for Peaches.
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Pomegranate Peach Ice Cubes Ingredients13 peaches, peeled and pittedPomegranate arilsIce-cube tray Instructions1.
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"If you like my peaches / Why don't you shake my tree," Russo sings.
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Check to see if the peaches have macerated, and the sugar has dissolved.
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Add desired herbs and vinegar to the container along with the macerated peaches.
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If buyers can tell lemons and peaches apart, trade in both will flourish.
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Peaches often opts for multiple layers under leather leotards to stop probing hands.
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I grilled peaches on my Small Hot Coil with #fignewtons and chantilly cream.
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Or you could go simple, with Nigella Lawson's recipe for peaches in Muscat.
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It's a material that's found in peaches and in strawberries and in blueberries.
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Those with a high amount include fresh plums, peaches, strawberries, spinach and peppers.
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But Ozzy doesn't like to eat the peaches -- just cuddle and protect them.
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Peaches jumped on the keyboard, Gonzales on the drums, and around they went.
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Peaches: Basically they were like, "Get whoever you want," and I did. Seriously.
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Peaches is on Facebook // Twitter // SoundCloud Paula Temple is on Facebook // Twitter // SoundCloud
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Some of his peaches are so juicy that they never leave the farm.
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You come into this seasonal connection and start to anticipate something like peaches.
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Certainly Peaches plans to go; it's a good deal with a lousy alternative.
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She picked heirloom peaches and cooked them with the pits for more flavor.
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He was sent home in 2008 when he hurt his back picking peaches.
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I've savored ripe peaches in New Jersey, Michigan, Oregon, Texas and Washington state.
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"I'll close my eyes and use frozen peaches for my cobblers," she said.
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"Being down here, I thought I'd be tasting peaches or something," he laughed.
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"She lost her cat, Peaches, and that is the worst thing," she said.
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He wanted to distribute a picture of Peaches, in case she also survived.
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Peaches spoke to police by telephone but refused to identify herself, fearing arrest.
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Act accordingly and, perhaps, increase the amount of butter used with the peaches.
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For instance, when Merrill Beth Nisker, who performs under the name Peaches, released a new, very NSFW, video for her song "Rub," she received a slew of abusive comments: "Fire up the gas chambers," read one, referring to Peaches' Jewish heritage.
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According to the two-year-old's mother, Caroline Masson, the syndrome has gotten so acute that Micah is limited only to peaches for solid food—specifically fresh ones—because of the additives and other substances present in frozen and canned peaches.
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Here's why: While Too Faced's iteration famously smells of actual peaches, Kylie's does not.
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The two stars of the summer fruit world are, of course, peaches and blueberries.
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She cuts peaches, which she'll marinate in molasses, sherry vinegar, lime, dijon, and sumac.
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Amanda: head-on shrimp and grits with tasso ham, raisins, roasted peaches and kale.
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Note that the water content of peaches has changed drastically in just 6,000 years.
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Scientists have determined the torso belonged to an unidentified female victim known as "Peaches."
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Now, he'll have the population citing another movie — one where peaches are definitely involved.
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There are very ripe peaches, which are sweet and sticky, good for summoning flies.
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On the Peaches' side it's Kris, Kim, Kourtney, and a few other family friends.
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From: This Collard Green Salad with Peaches Is a Love Letter to Southern Food
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Délice des Crémiers also pairs perfectly with fresh fruits like apples, grapes or peaches.
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Peanuts, pecans, peaches, even morality takes a backseat to the death penalty in Georgia.
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Sinkholes, blankets of peaches, thunderstorms and breasts bruised raw all play significant metaphoric roles.
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I also have a cup of peaches and my leftover probiotic drink from yesterday.
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It's well balanced, with flavors of apples, peaches and minerals, from an excellent vintage.
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It will eat apples and pears, raspberries and blackberries, apricots and peaches and nectarines.
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Peaches originated from Northwestern China and grow in dry, temperate regions around the world.
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"Peaches Geldof obliterates Katie Hopkins in VERY heated debate," read a Mail Online headline.
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"The peaches were like a rock, with the texture of a radish," she recalls.
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Nectarines are really just peaches with smooth skins and a certain slightly tart tendency.
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Now, it supports papayas, zucchini, strawberries, pomegranates, peaches, plums, figs, apricots and macadamia nuts.
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The jerk chicken was jerk-y enough and paired well with the sweet peaches.
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She had a peaches-and-cream complexion with big blue eyes under a fringe.
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Summer fruit works best: berries, peaches, plums, cherries, nectarines, apricots, pears or a combination.
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If this theory is the real deal, then peaches are truly having a moment.
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By then, the trees on board will be decorated with apples, peaches and pears.
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"If you look carefully at all the trees, it's not all peaches," laughed Hammer.
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Here's a look at all the games, celebrating roses, peaches, independence and … Cheez-Its.
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Unsurprisingly, the women in the song are also named Saffronia, Sarah, Peaches, and Sweet Thing.
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"We're recommending other snacks like apples and bananas, cheese, grapes, peaches and yogurt," Houlihan said.
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Peach Rosé Sangria Peaches add a delicate fruity touch to this refreshing rosé sangria. 2.
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To think that we're just all peaches over here; that is NOT what's going on.
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Yes, it really is an animated GIF but peaches don't do much but sit there.
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You may have noticed a lot of peaches popping up on your Twitter feed recently.
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I get an arugula and radicchio salad with peaches, cucumber, corn, burrata, and basil dressing.
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But then something changes and suddenly the Peaches start to get good and catch up.
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Girlfriend is up around 7, and it's time for more waffles and peaches for breakfast.
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We get peaches, watermelon, salsa, an avocado, spinach, milk, salmon, and peanut butter sandwich crackers.
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"This is my version of a fun summertime video inspired by Esther Williams" says Peaches.
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But if lemons and peaches are hard to distinguish, buyers will cut their offers accordingly.
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Still, Peaches has described feeling as if she is reintroducing herself with each new album.
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Peaches are a chancy proposition so far north, and past seasons have had damaging freezes.
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"For the recipe: slice ripe peaches, sprinkle with Pico Fruta to taste, share," Penzey continued.
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The resulting scars, known as cat-facing, also appear on peaches, tomatoes, and other fruits.
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Think: peaches for Georgia, purple lilac for New Hampshire, and mountainscapes and canyons for Utah.
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This coupling might seem incongruous, but peaches, too, are associated with longevity in Chinese culture.
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I anticipate Mas' peaches for nine to ten months out of the year, for example.
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We like this simple peach cobbler that you can make with fresh or frozen peaches.
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Reminiscent of a soft talc, this powdery fragrance captures hints of mandarin, peaches and vanilla.
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" THE SONG: "Peaches En Regalia," by Frank Zappa Myers: "This wine is stupidly well executed.
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The couple, like most everyone else connected with the Peaches, live in the Chicago area.
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She said she became interested in the Peaches when she spotted them at a fair.
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Nearby, eating canned peaches with a plastic knife, were Allyson and Marcus Singletary from Georgia.
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It is fresh, crisp and refreshing, with flavors of peaches and citrus and underlying minerality.
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They'll sustain you all morning, especially if you add blueberries, sliced peaches or other fruit.
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For almost all Southerners, a summer without a seemingly endless supply of peaches is unthinkable.
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Is it a bubbling pan of baked peaches topped with a flaky lattice pie crust?
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Here's a look at all the games, celebrating roses, peaches, independence … and Cheez-Its. Dec.
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He'd buy me a giant bowl of oatmeal, loaded with peaches and granola and nuts.
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We can call it "peaches" or anything else, but we should be hungry for more.
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I completely get why the peaches in the RHOA intro were replaced with diamonds for RHOBH.
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Combine peaches, tomato, cucumber, red onion, basil, thyme and toasted bread cubes in a large bowl.
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"I definitely think there's a gendered element there," Peaches explained in an e-mail to Broadly.
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I make a smoothie that has frozen mango, frozen peaches, and a banana with almond milk.
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But right now, I think -- KENNEDY: They&aposre shaking the tree, hoping that the peaches fall.
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As Alice and Zoe soon discover, the Peaches are alive—and living off of human flesh.
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If you enjoy the taste of canned peaches and their syrup, you'll probably like these pancakes.
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He had saved me two peaches, the last he had found on his tree, for me.
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Earlier this month, Halo Top added Peaches & Cream to their collection of light ice cream pints.
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"You think professional basketball is all peaches and cream until you actually get here," Freeman said.
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I get pre-made salad mixes, peaches, rice cakes, Cheddar Rockets, eggs, and fried rice ($28).
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In a blender, puree 4 peeled, pitted and sliced peaches, ¼ cup water and 2 tbsp. sugar.
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Makes: 2 Servings 2 ½ cups peaches cut into 1-inch chunks (fresh or thawed from frozen)
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Read more: Here's what 9,000 years of breeding have done to corn, peaches, and other crops
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"Oh, Peaches," she said, and pulled me in for another hug and spoke over my shoulder.
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Its scent — an intoxicating blend of berries, apples, peaches, and kumquat — makes it even more enchanting.
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I'm out of orange juice, so I put coconut milk in it and go with peaches.
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Let's say we picked up stone fruit—like peaches—you might use like a pink-orange.
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In 2014, Spektor gave birth to her first child—a son with Moldy Peaches' Jack Dishel.
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One night, after a show, Peaches noticed her body was "covered in little fingerprints and handprints."
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And then for dessert, try the chef Seamus Mullen's recipe for peaches, pistachios, honey and ricotta.
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Rod's comforter smelled like peaches, and Poke found him on the mattress, beneath its lone sheet.
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Like apricots, peaches need the pollination of honeybees in order to produce a commercially viable crop.
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On the opposite end of the spectrum was guest-fest-curator Peaches' showcase at the Commonwealth.
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Blackberries, raspberries, and peaches are abundant and delicious just when you most want to drink sangria.
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I think he ordered the same thing I ordered, Peach Pleasure with no bananas, no peaches.
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It's a very good cooking surface for smash burgers and pork and peaches and Jerusalem grill.
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Among them is a fourth-generation farmer who grows peaches, nectarines and almonds on 800 acres.
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It was made from peaches that had been found in a corner of the walk-in.
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Jody McQuarters filled in as a Peaches opponent on the mound, temporarily abandoning his usual role.
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So far only the Peaches have been reconstituted; this summer, about 20 players have regularly participated.
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"Catch," he called now from atop the tree and tossed down what looked like miniature peaches.
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Some other fruits, including bananas, peaches, plums and apricots, didn't appear to help reduce the risk.
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Other times, I've eaten soft, sweet vanilla pudding decorated with peaches and tiny yellow husk tomatoes.
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I've eaten sweet Palisade peaches from Colorado's Western Slope while standing next to a trout stream.
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Tart berries and sour cherries may need more sugar than gentle, low-acid peaches and pears.
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It'd be great, if I can find good peaches, to make Edna Lewis's recipe for cobbler.
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Their names are Lara Lettice Johnson, Cassia Peaches Johnson, Theodore Apollo Johnson, and Milo Arthur Johnson.
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At the buffet, we heaped our plates with biscuits, grits, eggs, French toast, and candied peaches.
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Some fast-casuals even traded on seasonality, offering peaches in summer and kabocha squash in winter.
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Usually it is sweet-smelling ones like roses, peaches and oranges, not generally black, viscous commodities.
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The doughnut was then filled with mashed peaches, glazed with peach purée and topped with whipped cream.
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Peaches (Aisha Hinds) is seeking vengeance over the murder of her son at the hands of police.
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Some other common culprits that can trigger OAS include apples, avocados, celery, melon, peaches, bananas, and cucumbers.
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On Friday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration announced that peaches, plums, and nectarines distributed by Jac.
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But when Peaches actually tried the high-tech Svakom, the whole experience felt "clinical," instead of sensual.
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"I like fresh peaches too, lets get some of those," Winfrey says while reaching for the stash.
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Diners smelled vitamins, chest hair and doughnut peaches in the various odors, then enjoyed Vongerichten's corresponding courses.
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For peaches and nectarines, look for PLU# 4044, 3035, 4378 and a country of origin of Chile.
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I try to satisfy my cravings by making healthy pancakes topped with banana, peaches, and maple syrup.
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Toss the peaches and blueberries with 1/2 cup sugar and the cornstarch in a large bowl.
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Add in the peaches and shallots and toss to combine, then stir in the collards and fennel.
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"I'm scared for you, Peaches," she said, using the pet name she'd given me in graduate school.
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They were used to blushing peaches; yellow ones looked unripe to them, regardless of the ambrosial fragrance.
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That means that, this year, strawberries had the most residue, followed by spinach, nectarines, apples, and peaches.
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But can cabbage from Serbia, pepper from Cameroon, or figs and peaches from Turkey find similar success?
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Peaches and other stone fruits are notoriously early bloomers and makes them especially vulnerable to frost damage.
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"Choose a really crowded place to jump so people can't move aside and drop you," Peaches says.
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Lots of crisp vegetables and salads and fruit, surviving on peaches, blueberries, watermelon and juicy ripe blackberries.
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Kingston, New York, US: Baked beans, a meatball sub, carrots, broccoli, peaches, a banana, and chocolate milk
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A typically peaches-and-cream complexioned Taylor opted for super tanned skin at the BMI Pop Awards.
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Give peaches or rosemary a slight char on the barbecue, and work it out into a highball.
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Peaches TT proved a hard act to follow, but the crowd was still excited for NYC's Junglepussy.
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I like canned peaches, and if that bums you out, I don't know what to tell you.
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As for the peaches, the question of peeling inevitably arises whenever I add them to a pie.
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"We stuck some real, ripe peaches to the trees, but others were props," Visconti di Modrone explains.
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But to badly paraphrase Joni Mitchell, I really didn't know peaches at all until I moved south.
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California and Northeastern peaches are still an option, but many Southerners say the flavor doesn't come close.
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I'm a bit early and hungry, so I pick up kale Caesar and peaches from Dig Inn.
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It is typically sprayed on apples, oranges, strawberries, broccoli, almonds, walnuts, cherries, peaches, pears, corn and wheat.
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And if you're in the mood to grill, consider these gorgeous seared peaches with dukkah for dessert.
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I was definitely inspired by Peaches, she was huge for me, as well as Chicks On Speed.
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Meanwhile, prepare the peaches: In a small bowl, stir together the rosé and sugar until the sugar dissolves.
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This stack consisted of the original pancakes topped with whipped cream, and what I believe were canned peaches.
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White Peach Sangria Use up your sweet peaches while they're still in season with this delicious sangria. 11.
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But how do we know when to go on our adventure to pick tomatoes, peaches, or root vegetables?
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Peach Basil Tea Ingredients221 240-ml bottle Smirnoff Vodka2 large peaches, peeled, pitted, sliced2 tbsp basil Instructions 1.
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I buy eggs, orange juice, apples, peaches, more strawberries, smoked salmon, garlic, and a premade mac and cheese.
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Miller invited him to be the mascot and named him Peaches, a hat tip to Georgia's signature fruit.
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WHITE PEACH ITALIAN ICE Combine 2 cups very ripe fresh or frozen chopped, peeled white peaches, 2 tbsp.
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Drain the fennel and add it to the bowl along with the cucumbers, peaches, avocado slices, and melon.
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Grill for 2 to 3 minutes on each side until the peaches have nice grill marks; set aside.
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They send regular picture updates to the family group chat of this cat just chilling with the peaches.
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Delish says "gas releasers," such as avocados, tomatoes, nectarines, peaches, pears, and plums, don't need refrigeration at all.
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Spread the peaches into an even layer over the top and drizzle with the maple syrup and honey.
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The same uncertainty is plaguing growers of almonds, pistachios, pears, peaches and other produce and high-value crops.
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"So provided we're all happy to live on Spam and canned peaches all will be well," he added.
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Suppose buyers in the used-car market value good cars—"peaches"—at $1,000, and sellers at slightly less.
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Extra ingredients include matcha, fresh peaches, lemon zest, passion-fruit jam made in Brooklyn, pistachios and white chocolate.
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Already, though, the stinkbug has demonstrated a taste not only for Georgia's peaches but also for its cotton.
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And the bright blushes are giving our tried-and-true peaches and pinks a run for their money.
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Maybe I'll put a plancha over the fire, make diner burgers or provoleta, grilled flounder, pork and peaches.
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Meanwhile, Manny and Ellie are worried about sending Peaches off to her new life with her fiancé, Julian.
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The symbol of Georgia and the mainstay of a Southern kitchen, peaches could be devastated by climate change.
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During fermentation, yeast converts sugars into alcohol and creates pungent compounds that might evoke peaches, oranges or pineapples.
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When the mixture has cooled, add sliced peaches and stir until they are coated with the gelatin mixture.
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Her palette of pinks, peaches, and other pastels, offset with blacks and grays, makes everything bold and pronounced.
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For one thing, "Take your ass home/where the peaches have thorns" is just a pleasure to sing.
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Roadside stands and local markets will be stocked with peaches, but there will be little to ship elsewhere.
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He even dresses different, moving away from tan, black or grey to peaches, pinks, lavenders and Nantucket reds.
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I hear Ms. Perry, Peaches, Lorde, Fergie, J.J. Fad, and, lord help me, J.J. Fad courtesy of Fergie.
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The pits of peaches contain cyanogenic compounds, which the human body converts to cyanide, a poison, when consumed.
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"Call Me By Your Name" A sun-soaked love story that will forever change how you see peaches.
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Stephen Colbert and John Hodgman became Gil and Phil Peaches, hosts of a low-budget movie-review show.
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"Without even realizing it, I had only asked women to produce remixes," said Peaches in a press release.
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Rae Sremmurd, Peaches Monroe, one of those Vine guys that's called like Caiden Aiden, and President Elect Donald Trump.
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Late in the afternoon that Friday, I pulled up Twitter to find nearly my entire feed tweeting about Peaches.
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Canadian musician Peaches, possibly electroclash's brightest star, is probably the earliest antecedent to the specific late-00s electropop sound.
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Right now, the masses seem to favor Peachy Pop (Peaches) but all of the other options are close behind.
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She often chooses pinks, peaches, yellows, turquoise, blues, and greens as a way of relating back to the body.
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Total time: 1 hour Food Hack: "Fresh ripe peaches can be tricky to find in the winter," says Seo.
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Just look at how she rolls around on the frosty floor of a meat locker full of frozen peaches.
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And whenever there are peaches, Ozzy goes and lies among them, and it's honest to god the cutest thing.
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They get to see that it ain't all peaches and cream, and there's a lot that goes into it.
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The regulator said it had found the Monilinia fructicola fungus in Serbian peaches and apricots imported since July 13.
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The Too Faced sweet-smelling Peaches and Cream compact and the Chocolate Bar eye palette are downright mouth-watering.
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Cut and half peaches, then chop into 1-2 inch pieces and place into a non reactive container. 2.
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Ranked alongside kale on the list are strawberries, spinach, nectarines, apples, grapes, peaches, cherries, pears, tomatoes, celery and potatoes.
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Back then Cat Power, Spiritualized's Jason Pierce, Peaches, The Flaming Lips, and many more stepped up to the plate.
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I was making peaches with lavender, figuring out which vegetables to cook with onions and which ones with garlic.
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"As the father of kids in New York City, it has not been exactly peaches and cream for us."
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Also known as the setting of "Gone With the Wind," Georgia is known around the world for its peaches.
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And if you want to approximate the experience with store-bought ice cream, here's a recipe for butterscotch peaches.
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Most of the negative comments and social media posts were anonymous, courtesy of peaches like Grungemaster93, GargoylePhlegm and Neanderthal101.
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He was playing at the time for the Macon Peaches, a collection of has-beens and never-will-bes.
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Tiny wild blueberries make a lovely addition; their tart juice works beautifully with the honeylike sweetness of the peaches.
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But you will be glad to know that the pound of peaches will cost you just $1.40 in Savannah.
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More than 98% of strawberries, spinach, peaches, nectarines, cherries and apples tested positive for at least one pesticide residue.
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I'm totally for eating more fruit, but does it really matter whether you are eating peaches, kiwis, or apples?
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Primarily Cohen was then known as the husband of Peaches Geldof (daughter of Bob, he of the Boomtown Rats).
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Think of alternating cubes of chicken with peppers and onions or peaches and pineapple on a skewer, for instance.
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For dessert, there is mishti doi, "sweet yogurt," the soft, pastel color of peaches and silky on the tongue.
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She texts her mother a picture of herself in New York City, enjoying a celebratory dessert of grilled peaches.
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Although some people might turn to California for fruit, those West Coast peaches never seem to taste as good.
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The resulting still wine, a combination of zweigelt, pinot noir and St. Laurent, offers aromas of peaches and berries.
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"One actor said 'I taste raspberries!' and another said 'I taste pears, peaches, cherries!' and so forth," he said.
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This version appeals to fruit lovers, those of us who routinely choose berries, peaches and lemon over dark chocolate.
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When they're in season, the fresh fruit doughnuts ($23.75, overstuffed with peaches or strawberries) are not to be missed.
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"I know that Texans are going to make the right choice and keep Texas red," Peaches McGuire told CNN.
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In Atlanta, grocery stores might appear to have more peaches than usual in the next month or so because shippers are likely to forgo the cost of shipping most of the state's peaches north, which is what they do when the crop is more abundant, said Gary W. Black, Georgia's agriculture commissioner.
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"I roasted the peaches with brown sugar and butter and then mashed some and puréed the rest," Ms. Crampsey said.
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Like the original Naked palette, the colors are neutral with a range of browns, peaches, and even a rose gold.
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Daisy The Great's sound is like Regina Spektor and The Moldy Peaches did a duet against a swelling, rousing orchestra.
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Set peaches next to each other around the top of the mold, then refrigerate until semi set, about 15 minutes.
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"It was complete perfection, peaches have always been one of my favorite fruits prior to my keto life," she says.
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By adding ingredients like apples, peaches, cinnamon, or pumpkin purée, you can make this breakfast staple a lot more exciting.
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Photo: Fox Photos/Getty Images1930: Factory workers prepare peaches for canning at a Del Monte canning factory in the USA.
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But these rosé berries were created with sweetness in mind and claim to taste like peaches, with a rosé twist.
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They pawed through my displays to find the two prettiest peaches at the bottom, dropping the rest onto the ground.
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" But, Christie tells us the trip wasn't exactly peaches and cream -- saying, "I kissed the ground when I got back.
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Tip "You have to let the fear go," says Merrill Nisker, a musician and performance artist better known as Peaches.
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I have some produce from the farmers' market, so I peel and cut a bunch of kiwis, mangos, and peaches.
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In a large bowl, toss the peaches and blueberries with 1/2 cup of the granulated sugar and the cornstarch.
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My grandmother was sitting on the porch with friends after dining on egg sandwiches, pickles and peaches and cream ("delicious").
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Its volatility, he said, would simply doom crops like peaches or vegetables or pecans—anything, really, besides the resistant beans.
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"It is unavoidable to come across these messages, but I need to keep perspective, and I do," Peaches told Broadly.
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Summer Peach Caprese Salad Swap out those tomato slices for juicy peaches in this fruity take on a caprese. 10.
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I know for a fact that grilling peaches is a thing, because the internet will not shut up about it.
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My home, Sutter County, produces more peaches than the state of Georgia, but not a lot of empathy or curiosity.
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Yet consumption has fallen for other crops — like peaches, oranges, cabbages and celery — that are still primarily grown in America.
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During fermentation, yeast converts sugars into alcohol and creates pungent esters — organic compounds that might evoke peaches, oranges or pineapples.
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Kim Severson wrote about how climate change is making it harder to grow peaches in Georgia and blueberries in Maine.
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My feeling is that the crossword should reflect everything in life, and not everything in life is peaches and cream.
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"I joined them first for a September or October game, and it was on the original Peaches field," Hale said.
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Over the course of several interviews with peach growers, I've learned that selling peaches is not like selling other fruit.
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ATLANTA — Peaches are such a part of Georgia's identity that schools, streets and health care plans are named after them.
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And like many Southerners, he'd rather not eat peaches at all than eat one from California during a Southern summer.
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For tricky items like avocados or peaches, do your best to be as gentle as possible when handling the items.
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Half the lights were out in the cafeteria, and there was only one line open, serving spaghetti and canned peaches.
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For starters, it looks like the lovechild of tomatoes and peaches, but tastes like the divine name it was given.
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Today, Mr. Desmettre goes online to buy his cherries from Brazil, and has peaches delivered by train from southern France.
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So far, the startup has developed products for more than three dozen crops, including asparagus, peaches, lemons, pears, and nectarines.
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Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit Jaye Robin Brown Georgia Peaches and Other Forbidden Fruit follows Joanna "Jo" Gordon, an out teen who is suddenly pushed back into the closet when her evangelical father remarries, moves their family from Atlanta to Rome, Georgia, and asks Jo to hide her queer identity for her senior year.
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"Peach can be flattering on many skin tones because you have a range, from pale peaches into corals," he tells us.
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"Air freight is very important to us because some produce, like cherries, asparagus and peaches, can't go by sea," he said.
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MANCHEGO & PEACHES Drizzle extra-virgin olive oil over the dough, then top with Parmigiano-Reggiano cheese, Manchego cheese and fresh thyme.
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It should sit, but not much longer than a few hours, since the acid would break down the peaches too much.
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ROALD DAHL had long delighted children with his tales of giant peaches, chocolate factories, marvellous medicines and champions of the world.
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To make fun of this custom, Ice Age: Collision Course characters Peaches and Julian are getting an online wedding lead-up.
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Familiar Southern dishes like applejack chicken and chicken and peaches lost their appeal when overcooked — even the dark meat was dry.
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Ozzy's family makes a lot of peach pie, so there are a lot of peaches just lying about in the house.
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I mean, come on: Don't take my word for it — look at how much the internet loves Ozzy's love for peaches.
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Episode 2: Peaches On Fleek In this episode, Elisa takes a look behind the memes — at the people who create them.
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The officer also fed the critter some canned peaches since it was unlikely the animal had any food for a while.
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Sure, we get it: It's 2018, and people should feel free to have sex with peaches, or drink carts, or shrubbery.
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This grape hails from Southern France and has an overwhelmingly delicious honeysuckle quality, along with peaches and cooking spices like vanilla.
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Repeat procedure with peach yogurt and diced peaches in second jar, and repeat with blackberry yogurt and blackberries in remaining jar.
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My great-grandparents settled in the Central Valley and started growing peaches and wine grapes from the rich brown California soil.
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But as convenient as free cereal and peaches may be, they are no substitute for getting paid enough to buy groceries.
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And even if the peaches are splendid where you are, there are only so many you can eat out of hand.
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Some of these visuals may seem more curious to Western eyes, such as the pairing of bats with plump, pinkish peaches.
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A worthy tribute to Elizabeth David: doyenne of British food writing, who rescued a whole nation from canned peaches and Spam.
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"Sex is a vulnerable area of our lives and many of us are self-critical or quick to judge," Peaches says.
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His wife, who a day earlier delivered a can of "impeaches" peaches to a lawmaker, looked up with a quizzical expression.
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She's got two dogs, Peaches and Dubois, and she was heartbroken over the death of her last dog Beau in January.
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Featuring collaborations with Peaches and Rye Rye, Hedonism is the culmination of his quick rise in the underground electro-rap scene.
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"We did some very fun colors, like hunter green and paprika, and then some really pretty peaches-and-cream," Conrad added.
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But for the most part, kimchis made with potatoes, pineapple, many types of radish, and, yes, grilled peaches were slamming successes.
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She would bring him food, a basket of peaches or a Virginia ham, and tell him stories to break the ice.
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This 1-pound, $2.99 bag of frozen pineapple, peaches, pears, and blueberries adds plenty of sweetness and vitamin C to smoothies.
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As Emett explains it, the tarte tatin, which can also be made with peaches or pears, is "an upside-down tart."
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Massachusetts had virtually no peaches, and the New Jersey crop, which usually arrives in markets by July, was down by half.
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Adam Green of Moldy Peaches makes an appearance, and the gentile Wayne Coyne pops in with his band, the Flaming Lips.
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Small groups of students learn how to do everything from grind corn to stuff sausage to can peaches during daylong sessions.
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There are peaches ripening on my living room table; to a bear three miles away that's probably like walking past Fairway.
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In August, when the state was rolling in juicy peaches, he was serving crunchy unripe ones in red wine for dessert.
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They include myriad things we're encouraged to eat including broccoli, brussels sprouts, radicchio, asparagus, avocados, mushrooms, peaches, whole grains and legumes.
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The bakery told a local paper that the cake was bourbon-soaked vanilla cake with caramelized peaches and mascarpone whipped cream.
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More pleasing, at least for me, is a giant salad filled with oozing, creamy Burrata cheese, ripe juicy tomatoes and peaches.
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I know that the movie was meant to give people hope, but the peaches and cream narrative just doesn't cut it.
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She started to go down on the two while they made out and the Peaches song "Two Guys (For Every Girl)" played.
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The Peanut Butter & Jelly and Blueberry Crumble pints each have 360 calories per pint, and Peaches & Cream has 320 calories per pint.
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Instead, Roncal says to keep it natural with browns, peaches, and pinks, and to use a light hand when applying your cosmetics.
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Locavore: For those looking to support local farmers by buying regionally grown peaches, kale, and broccoli, this tool will help find them.
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Songs like "Pretty Baby" in which Vanessa Carlton's voice sounds like full fat cream being poured onto a tin of glistening peaches.
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Electronica 2: The Heart of Noise features several other collaborators like Julia Holter, Primal Scream, Pet Shop Boys, Peaches, and Cyndi Lauper.
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There was a dry-hopped dark saison that was fermented with peaches, and a complex saison brewed with tree-ripened green figs.
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Crates filled with onions, peaches and four-for-$5 mangoes sit stacked, end to end, under a red-and-yellow striped awning.
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"Some of them think we have a few peaches hidden away in a cooler for other customers," said the owner, Kenyon Shores.
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During lunch at her Napa Valley estate, a white Maltese sat on her lap, sniffing a plate of sliced peaches and cantaloupe.
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If you choose to give your sweetheart a pound of peaches instead of a dozen roses, you must have an interesting relationship.
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Oscar-nominated animator and director Patrick Doyon builds adorable illustrations for Gonzales and Peaches, as each describes their drastically different musical upbringing.
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In fact, everyone single one of us is hiding a couple of slightly battered peaches and a courgette that's seen better days.
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Playlist: "Peaches & Cream" / "Sexx Laws" / "Dreams" / "Girl" / "Up All Night" / "Mixed Bizness" / "Milk & Honey" Spotify | Apple Music Emilee Lindner is a writer.
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In the summer, she prefers to use blueberries and peaches, and she doesn't like it with the oversize plums available in midsummer.
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In its place, they plan a branch of Peaches HotHouse, their American restaurant in Bedford-Stuyvesant, Brooklyn, that specializes in fried chicken.
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Stern revealed the news while petting the couple's resident cat, Mooshu Peaches Stern, who he has been working closely with to socialize.
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And stay away from the likes of blueberries, sweet cherries, peaches and pears, which are too sweet for this supremely sugary dessert.
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The quick video cuts also are influencing pop culture, with Peaches Monroee's comment about her eyebrows finding its way onto Jimmy Kimmel.
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The Jersey rapper spits biting verses over a catwalk club beat complemented by a few lines dropped by iconic Canadian singer Peaches.
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The vignette previews multiple tracks off the record, most notably highlighting his collaborations with Charli XCX, Peaches, Skrillex, Boys Noize, and others.
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Mr. Lee now makes his own vinegars at 610 Magnolia, his restaurant in Louisville, Ky., using whole raw persimmons, peaches and fennel.
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Mashed ripe bananas or applesauce, very finely grated apple or pear, or even puréed frozen berries or peaches are also good candidates.
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She is the daughter of Peaches G. Blank of Nashville and the late Edward C. Blank II, the longtime Tennessee state senator.
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With peaches so plentiful in this region, sip on a peach mojito or frozen peach bellini and watch the boats go by.
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Dee canned beans, tomatoes, peaches, prunes and other kinds of fruit, she made her own fruit jellies, and the shelves were full.
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Gray wasn't inflexible, as we know from the tinned peaches, but she had no wish to identify with late-20th-century cooks.
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Strawberries, apricots, grapefruit, lemon, limes, cantaloupe, nectarines, oranges, pears, blueberries, peaches, plums, apples and pineapple have glycemic loads of 6 or less.
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They often restrict themselves to Scandinavian ingredients, eliminating tomatoes, olive oil and peaches in favor of elderflower, sea buckthorn and pine needles.
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Peaches and burrata and pistachios — does that combination pay homage to an Italian summer meal, or does that take too many liberties?
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A recent menu featured, among other courses, peaches stuffed with roasted corn and arugula and eggplant basil meatballs with yellow tomato chutney.
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"If you stay here," Peaches says, "you only got two choices for guaranteed housing, and that's either a cell or a coffin."
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Maharaj darts around it with quick movements, clattering around briefly in drawers for utensils and searching out ingredients like Ontario-grown peaches.
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Why Toni had to use that exact space to seduce a half-naked Sweet Pea (Jordan Connor) and Peaches (Bernadette Beck) is unclear.
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Since I knew I had a sugar-filled week ahead of me, I chose a green smoothie option packed with kale and peaches.
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"I haven't heard of unsolicited vag-cam videos being sent to people in the same way that dick pics are," Peaches pointed out.
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After strawberries, the "dirty dozen," in order, are apples, nectarines, peaches, celery, grapes, cherries, spinach, tomatoes, sweet bell peppers, cherry tomatoes and cucumbers.
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Peaches have become a symbol of the movie, in which Hammer and his costar Timothée Chalamet have an intimate scene with the fruit.
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And Ghouta, now a place of horror and chlorine gas, meant orchards of peaches, apricots, pears and almonds that supplied Damascus with sweetness.
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Somewhere like Southern California, for instance, which is full of blue skies and fresh, ripe peaches that grow on trees and boundless joy.
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Three months after losing her beloved French bulldog, Beau, Hilary Duff is letting a new adorable Frenchie into her life — Beau's sister, Peaches.
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By then, I had learned to fill a bag of green beans or bulky peaches to the specified quarter-pound without a scale.
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"There are a lot of things that are in jeopardy, including peaches in the Southeast," said Brad Rippey, a meteorologist with the USDA.
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I had never used peaches in a couscous dish before, which I thought paired surprisingly well with the long beans and husk cherries.
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According to his sister Loretta "Peaches" Kelly, who spoke to Michigan's MLive last night, Burton had been in poor health for some time.
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Peach Fizz Jello Shots If peaches are the fruit of summer, then these Jell-O shots must be the shots of summer. 14.
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They sort everything from peaches and potatoes to grapes and grains — some 60 percent of processed food gets sorted this way, guesses Frost.
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During Torontopia's heyday, great women, like Amy Millan, Emily Haines, Leslie Feist— and the oft-embraced Peaches—were key contributors to the scene.
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All this is tied together by a madcap story of a cat-food personality, Ms. Peaches, wanting to turn dogs into cat food.
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Road to Respect has got Sir Mix-a-Lot, Iggy Pop, Goldfrapp, Peaches, and Vivaldi all on tap, just to name a few.
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Related: Celebrating John Berger, the Storyteller Who Taught Us to See British Exhibit Argues That Minimalism Is the Music of America [VIDEO] Peaches
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I made it three times, once by the book, but also substituting peaches and then fresh figs for apples, with success each time.
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Stephen and Jessica Rose couldn't find juicy, fragrant fresh peaches in Nashville, where they settled as newlyweds, so they did something about it.
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I'm not sure I need peaches on pizza or with a steak, but when you're in the peach business there are no limits.
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Delicate fruit, like peaches, plums and raspberries, as well as vegetables like asparagus and fennel, will remain labor intensive for the foreseeable future.
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But this year, many Southerners and smart peach buyers in other parts of the country will have to scramble to find our peaches.
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In South Carolina, which has three distinct peach-growing regions, people pledge allegiance to the peaches from the county they grew up in.
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The state's peaches usually bring in about $90 million a year, and their impact on the greater economy is three times that much.
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Dishes like lobster with white peaches and cooked oysters with leeks enchanted critics and earned him a Michelin star in his first year.
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However, although the lemons penalty is enough to deter transactions, as Mr Akerlof predicted, the authors found that some peaches still get sold.
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One of the first jokes on the show is about peaches, which could be a nod to a fallen character from season one.
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One of the first jokes on the show is about peaches, which could be a reference to a fallen character from season one.
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Let's take a more local example: I live in Nashville, Tennessee, and one of the greatest pleasures of that region are Georgia peaches.
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Those sprouted peas are for a raw collard green salad, which will be tossed with sherry vinegar- and molasses-soaked peaches and fried plantains.
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Ronald Ray Fairly was born on July 12, 1938, in Macon, Ga., when his father, Carl, was playing for the minor league Macon Peaches.
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He tells clients to think of the French as coconuts, with hard shells and soft insides, and Quebeckers as soft peaches with hard cores.
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Dress your baby like the baby its always idolized: mostly naked, and otherwise covered in mashed peaches, its own drool and chocolate cake barf.
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Chalamet has also been seen signing peaches and even took to using the emoji as a way to promote the film during Oscar season.
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In the past two decades, Section 32 has been used to buy dozens of different foods, including peaches, pork, beef, salmon, cherries and potatoes.
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G. texts me that he is free to come over for the weekend, and asks if I want peaches from my favorite farm stand.
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I also thought peaches were perfect because they're ripe and delicious, and then they're spoiled, poison, they attract flies, they can make you sick.
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Ditching their usual glamorous attire, the Keeping Up With the Kardashians stars all wore matching uniforms for their appropriately named team: the Calabasas Peaches.
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If you're not that into bananas, users report successful — and yummy — results using frozen Greek yogurt along with mangos, berries, peaches and other fruit.
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They held a canned goods drive and donated 1,400 cans of soup, chili, peaches and tuna fish to the food bank, along with $1,000.
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From Georgia peaches (ahem, Ludacris) to Refinery29 contributor Drew Barrymore, celebs all over the country are exercising their right to vote early this election.
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"I was really sad and really angry," one online sex worker who asked to be named only as Peaches told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Wesby — dates back to a particularly wild 2008 house party thrown by a woman known as Peaches, who left before neighbors called the cops.
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AROUND THE WEB: Frigid temperatures last week in the South mean fewer blueberries and peaches will be produced this year, the Associated Press reports.
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When people think about the Farm Bill, they may picture fields of grain, farmworkers safely picking peaches, or a table full of nutritious food.
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But while organic broccoli and fresh peaches may be regularly eaten at many dining tables, they remain out of reach for poor New Yorkers.
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Served in a see-through porthole, the drink changes color as the seasonal ingredients — which might include peaches, beet slices, and celery curls — infuse.
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I'm going to swap out peaches for the berries since I have so many of them, but other summer fruit may work well, too.
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That créme de pêche came to be because peaches are in season, so of course Lazy Bear needed to make its own peach liqueur.
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Emmeline Peaches, a sex toy reviewer and activist, once had a worrying experience with an thrusting sex machine that claimed it could squirt water.
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Take advantage of what your farmer's market has to offer this summer and throw some mangoes, peaches, or even watermelon into your next smoothie.
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The refreshing leafy salads are accompanied by juicy wedges of peaches and plums, and the charred carrots sit on bed of creamy carrot romesco.
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I've given up on trying to tell whether they're ripe by gently pressing on their skin, as I do with cherries, peaches and plums.
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The five so-called passengers, who play many characters in a broad range of styles, all shine, and Mr. Cooper as Peaches nearly explodes.
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Vanilla cake with peaches and dulce de leche is buried in nondairy whipped cream studded with chunks of meringue ($21964 for a small piece).
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One could perhaps find fault with the presentation of pesche al vino, peaches macerated in wine, which were stuffed awkwardly into a wine glass.
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The pitcher — wearing suspenders, a necktie and a newsboy cap — was Jody McQuarters, the husband of the Peaches right fielder and a designated ham.
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She and her teammates, like the Peaches of the 275 movie "A League of Their Own," know that there is no crying in baseball.
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Most of that I heard on the first three albums of Peaches, an unmatched erotic comedian who has engineered electroclash for maximum carnal satire.
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Known variously as Peaches, the Coliseum and the Oak Beach Inn, "it drew 2,000 patrons on Saturday nights during the season," Mr. Rechler said.
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Passion for Peaches, Left Coast: Sunday I'm happy to see at least partial admission here that emotional contagion can be destructive for the dog.
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An adjacent barroom, Underbar, serves small plates (burrata with olives, salt cod with peaches and watercress), natural wines and 10 local beers on tap.
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Opinion It was September 1738, and Benjamin Lay had walked 20 miles, subsisting on "acorns and peaches," to reach the Quakers' Philadelphia Yearly Meeting.
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Then for something sweet, my hosts always love summer puddings, and Alison Roman's version looks particularly fantastic with its combination of berries and peaches.
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I can't get her description of a woman as "peaches-and-cream pretty" out of my head; I know exactly what she looks like.
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In Australia, the osmanthus jelly, which is a dessert, was a shimmering, translucent amber, saturated with the spring-fever flavors of peaches and flowers.
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Sensible, even prim peaches and pinks have begun to deepen, the gentle dabs and dustings meant to approximate insouciance replaced with broad, purposeful strokes.
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We're told she chose some hits by Miley Cyrus and Travis Scott ... but didn't play "Reunited" by Peaches & Herb for her sister and Younes.
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In order of pesticide concentration, 2019's Dirty Dozen list is: strawberries, spinach, kale, nectarines, apples, grapes, peaches, cherries, pears, tomatoes, celery and potatoes.
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Then for something sweet, my hosts always love summer puddings, and Alison Roman's version looks particularly fantastic with its combination of berries and peaches.
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I like one of those per person with a big, super-lemony green salad beneath each one, and sliced peaches in cream for dessert.
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There was no uptalking or shy self-deprecation; she swaggered forward in the title sequence, to the grind of "Boys Wanna Be Her" by Peaches.
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"Sweet, tangy peaches and creamy avocado are perfect foils for each other," says the chef and author of Chloe Flavor 1 large ripe avocado, diced
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He was proud of his orchard and turned his apples, peaches, and plums into superior preserves and conserves that were Christmas gifts to fortunate recipients.
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However, it's not just her unapologetic sex-positivity and flagrant attitude-packed realness that has us hailing Peaches a feminist icon (amongst many other things).
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One day when we were talking about food, he calmly asked me if I'd ever had a bowl of corn cereal with peaches in it.
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Why is Caruso seen as pioneering the gramophone record and not Nellie Melba, who instead gave her name to a dish of peaches and cream?
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Bravo's Georgia peaches are back for their 11th season this fall with a few familiar faces, some new ones, and a whole lot of drama.
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You're going to have your disagreements with your family, of course, everything isn't going to be all peaches and cream and rainbows all the time.
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Classic Peach Bellini You can never go wrong with the classic — all you need is fresh peaches and a lazy brunch to go with it.
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Click ahead to check out the new Peaches & Cream collection dropping exclusively at Sephora on August 28, and then on Too Faced's site September 1.
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Raph Rashid—owner of Melbourne's Taco Truck, Beatbox Kitchen, Juanita Peaches, and All Day Donuts—shows us how to make lamb tacos on pita bread.
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Edward Castano and his wife, Johanna Uribe, were mystified when the orchard didn't send its usual email that the first peaches were ready for picking.
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This grilled crumble calls for blueberries and peaches, but you can use whatever summer fruits you can get your hands on, like blackberries or plums.
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The creators of "Damn Daniel" made it to Ellen; few people respeck Peaches Monroee's name, even though she brought "on fleek" into our cultural lexicon.
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I'll start with the peaches, dessert for tonight, a no-recipe recipe to follow a dinner of baked cod with miso-butter bread crumbs (above).
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Anecdote: In second grade there was a girl named Courtney who claimed she had Fuzzy Peaches and wanted to trade for my butterscotch Snack Pack.
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Sometimes this is a sort of tart with seasonal fruit — candied kumquats, maybe, or white peaches and blueberries — arranged in a mochi wafer called monaka.
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In "Sightings," a vertical mural-size grid of lenticular photographs, close-ups of peaches and pears on a breakfast table become shape-shifting astronomical bodies.
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So far, my daughter has been able to try lots of fresh foods, from apples and frozen peaches from our orchard to strawberries and avocado.
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Another surprise: Mango consumption has exploded by about 3,200 percent, while grapefruit, oranges, peaches, and plums are less in favor than they used to be.
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Trees bore oranges, peaches, tree tomatoes, greengage plums, avocados and figs; countless flowers bloomed and one purple-flowered quinoa plant shot straight up from the soil.
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Registered uses include a large variety of food crops, including apples, lettuce, peaches and potatoes, as well as non-food use, such as non-residential turf.
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The link, showing the torso belong to the unidentified female victim known as "Peaches," is according to information in the federal National Missing & Unidentified Persons System.
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If you scroll through the Twitter feed, you'll see that his fans are on pins and needles waiting to hear if Peaches' mixtape was a success.
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Yes. But a wise woman once said, "You could be the ripest, juiciest peach in the world and there will still be someone who hates peaches".
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I stop at a grocery store, get overwhelmed, and end up getting ham and Haribo peaches ($11), I blame the combination on being hungry and tired.
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Newman (self-titled Peaches Monroee on Vine) notes that she's currently in school for nursing, but refers to the cosmetic and hair line as her dream.
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Their initial 227 acres — with roughly 240 dedicated to blueberries — was a fruit basket: cherry trees, McIntosh apples, Glohaven peaches, and about 200 Stanley plum trees.
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The recall has targeted frozen fruits and vegetables, including broccoli, carrots, green beans, kale, peppers, potatoes, spinach, blueberries, cherries, peaches, raspberries, strawberries, and more, as contaminated.
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Not wanting to live a life without a best friend for herself and her son Luca, Duff adopted a new French bulldog, Peaches, in March 2016.
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If you type in "GA" and you're in Georgia, you might be looking for Georgia peaches or Georgia football, and autocomplete can call up similar searches.
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In August, the farmers returned for the first fruits of the Jersey harvest: irregular yellow peaches, all pit surrounded by a skimming of delirious, complex flavor.
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It's common knowledge that cats adore catnip, balls of string and tiny squeaking rodents — but what's far less well-documented is their deep love of peaches.
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Maybe you'll get lucky and find an old can of beans or peaches, but eventually you'll have to build a fire, boil some water, and hunt.
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He's also opening for A$AP Rocky in 45-minutes but we are in an Asian supermarket in Auckland as the 19 year-old buys peaches.
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The spread included creative eats from the competition like Hannah's Sweet and Savory Chicken and Peaches, Alexandra's Refreshing Watermelon Salad and Jude's Teeny Zucchini Triangular Panini.
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"This started as a total hobby," Deaver, who has blue hair, said, lining up little jars of twelve-dollar pickled peaches and fourteen-dollar yuzu jam.
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She's tapping her foot, chanting, rolling around on the ground, performing as what she calls 'Veaches'—a hybrid persona of both her and Peaches—pompadour included.
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There were stairs, which members descended perilously, clutching boxes laden with peaches and tomatoes and other produce from Hunts Point, the wholesale market in the Bronx.
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It found nearly 70% of "conventionally grown produce" has pesticides and almost all — 98% — of strawberries, peaches, nectarines, cherries and apples contained at least one pesticide.
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Instead, the diet emphasizes eating non-root vegetables, apple/pears/peaches, pasta/rice, poultry, fish, vegetable oils, tea and water, and light to moderate wine intake.
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A hunk of foie gras had been sautéed with peaches, and then the contents of the pan had been more or less dumped onto a plate.
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"I always go in too early and stay too long when it comes to peaches," Katie Monson, a Charlotte resident, posted on the Facebook peach debate.
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The Pop Fleur — available at Dominique Ansel Bakery in NYC, Los Angeles, and London — is a refreshing whipped yogurt made with wakamomo, rare Japanese mountain peaches.
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He was witty and self-deprecating, with a natural talent for dance, and he made fast friends around the housing project, where people called him Peaches.
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DM: Early on, Alice and Chez Panisse were doing wonderful things with our peaches, so we knew each other simply as a farmer and a chef.
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Still, that means half of all women think it's fine for you to send an eggplant spaffing onto two peaches to Becky with the good hair.
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Although the family is now purchasing peaches in huge quantities, Quebec's climate makes Micah's already very limited diet even more expensive and difficult to cater to.
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Established in 2000, the former cotton mill has seen the likes of Björk, Peaches, and Lydia Lunch, and currently has 50 artist studios across six floors.
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Eagle-eyed parents can rest easy; the role of Peaches, the object of Julian's affections, is voiced by Keke Palmer, not the eponymous raunchy performing artist.
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Ms. Volandes had forgotten about the bag of dried peaches at the bottom of her carry-on, and her bin was flagged for a secondary screening.
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You can use the techniques you pick up from that lesson plan to make hot chicken based on the version served at Peaches HotHouse in Brooklyn.
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"Ladies and gentlemen" — and that's as much as I can quote, because Peaches, who is also the play's author, Jordan E. Cooper, has quite the vocabulary.
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As we threw on some hip-hop at Tyson's request, he produced a gorgeous looking branzino as well as a couple of perfectly ripe white peaches.
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And the "Vegetables" section yielded a perfect stand-in for dessert: peaches and mangos, which arrived prettily dressed in a Latin spin on green goddess dressing.
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Carr owns and operates Titan Farms in Ridge Spring, South Carolina, where he grows peaches on around 232,255 acres, in addition to bell peppers and broccoli.
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If you're using fresh peaches instead of canned, you'll want to macerate your fruit with a bit of sugar and lemon juice before you start baking.
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There's still time to have the binges that make seasonal eating worth it: the luxury of getting sick of ripe tomatoes and corn, peaches and blackberries.
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Gritty Italian polenta and blanched almonds find their way into seasonal desserts, like the caramelized upside-down cake made with a mix of nectarines and peaches.
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And for those seeing the images of peaches profilerating on the internet, the root of the name of the fruit is persikos, from the ancient Greek.
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This one from Folk Machine is fresh and light — just 2100 percent alcohol — yet vibrant, dry and energetic, steely with gorgeous flavors of berries and peaches.
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Right before my flight boards, I pick up a bag of overpriced Maynards fuzzy peaches ($3.95), because (as you'll see this week) sugar is my vice.
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To honor the general and his men, local nuns from the convent of Santa Monica prepared a meal using fresh apples, pears, peaches, walnuts and pork.
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Police could not identify a guest of honor or get in contact with a woman named only as Peaches who was said to be the host.
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I think this weekend I'll grill pork and peaches in the style of Francis Mallmann, and pretend that's what life is going to be like forever.
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We stopped by to check out the scene, partake in some beer and BBQ with the guys, and, of course, chow down on some delicious peaches.
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The peaches, nectarines, and plums sold at Aldi are packaged in two-pound bags with the brand Rio Duero and the article number 7804650090281, 7804650090298, or 7804650090304.
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" Emmeline Peaches, a sex toy critic, has tried the sex selfie stick herself, and thinks that the experience is "actually more clinical than most have typically suggested.
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Peaches said all the attention has added a little pressure, but said picking songs that flow together and will connect with the person is already pretty intense.
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I played the backing tracks off of an iPod, which was becoming a more acceptable means of performance thanks to acts like Juiceboxxx, Hawnay Troof and Peaches.
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There, he made saffron, orange and apricot bread buns made to look like peaches, lemon pound cake styled like cheeses, and fig rolls that resembled sausage rolls.
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The second one had a movie on it called Pretty Peaches (I'm pretty sure I'm remembering that right), but the third one kind of freaked me out.
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Locals boast of its sweet peaches, plentiful blueberries and wild silkworm pupae; the Qianlong emperor is said to have enjoyed its hot springs in the 22016th century.
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Included in the ultra-processed food category were items such as canned ravioli, canned peaches in heavy syrup, turkey sausages, frozen macaroni and cheese, frozen fried chicken.
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Part of this planet's food waste problem starts at home when the beautiful organic peaches at the farmer's market look so delicious, you buy 14 of them.
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In springtime, temperatures range from 55 to 72 Fahrenheit, weather that's conducive to growing certain types of fruit: cherries and nectarines; plump, fleshy peaches; plums and strawberries.
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Co-founder Jerrod Blandino has seemingly pulled inspiration from anything and everything for the countless makeup launches this year — from unicorns and lace to peaches and chocolate.
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You can bake or roast peaches, pears, plums, or even cherries, and eat with a little drizzle of honey or cinnamon, or a dollop of whipped cream.
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" Canadian biologist John Pedlar sees more people in southern Ontario "trying their hand at things like peaches a little farther north from where they have been trying.
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Those who thrill to Nashville-style hot chicken can turn to Melissa Clark's great recipe for the version of that dish served at Peaches HotHouse in Brooklyn.
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When the mix was complete, on a last ditch effort to see if Peaches could be involved, Shraya emailed her with a clear ask of a feature.
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She marches to the beat of her own drum, so although Peachy Pop (Peaches) would be a cute name, North decided on something a little simpler: Sushi.
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Clockwise from bottom right: fried octopus in pozole verde; brown-sugar-brined pork chop with grilled peaches; kung-pao cauliflower; Cheddar-and-chive biscuits with crab étouffée.
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All Wet, scheduled to arrive on September 30,looks to be a heavily collaborative affair with features including Charli XCX, Peaches, Handbraekes partner Boys Noize, and more.
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Peel and pit 43 1/2 peaches and place in a blender with 1/4 cup|40 ml rice vinegar, 3 grams salt, and 1 gram sugar.
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Before the last of the sweet summer corn is gone from the farmer's market, whip up this pretty and sophisticated-looking corn pudding with rosé-soaked peaches.
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I like to think that Pickled Green Peaches At The Raw Duck Canteen is the long-awaited follow up to Fried Green Tomatoes At The Whistlestop Cafe.
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Summer is also an ideal time to explore the sacred pairing of great produce and carbs: cucumbers and cold rice noodles, peaches and toast, tomatoes and pasta.
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Adding peaches to Dutch baby pancakes, to a cucumber gazpacho, to poundcake, to a Caprese salad and to condiments for pork and salmon are first-rate suggestions.
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Apples don't have the same worries about chill hours that softer fruits like peaches do, but they are being threatened by climate change in their own way.
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This month, fruit growers in South Australia reported that the pits in peaches and nectarines had gotten so hot that they burned the fruit from the inside.
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Raspberries can find a place in practically any sweet pie, but they go especially well with succulent peaches, which have a mellowness that tames the berries' acidity.
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She turns the handle of her vintage shave-ice machine through the end of September, or until she runs out of ripe white peaches, whichever comes first.
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I thought I knew peaches when I first moved to Georgia from New York to report on Southern news for The Times's National desk six years ago.
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What they found inside was not crystal meth or cocaine or fentanyl but slim boxes of vaping cartridges labeled with flavors like strawberry and peaches and cream.
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I take all of the fruit we have (peaches, some early apples, nectarines, apricots, and blackberries) and put a bunch of it into my Chevy Astro van.
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I get tomatoes, chicken breast, sourdough, baby carrots, arugula mix, veggie chips, pretzel slims, ice cream sandwiches, banana bread mix, garlic hummus, broccoli, peaches, and yellow zucchini.
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This fall, as House Democrats debated whether to open an investigation, the pop singer Lizzo tweeted peaches as the internet peddled "ImpeachMINTS" and "Absolute Impeach" T-shirts.
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And in 1930, workers fed up with eating Ford's diet of oatmeal, canned peaches and brown rice in a sweltering dining hall staged a full-scale riot.
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But the Javits Center farm will have the city's only rooftop orchard, with apples, pears, peaches and maybe cherries, some grown in a 3,200-square-foot greenhouse.
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But if Jeb's campaign was born with a silver spoon in its mouth, it ended screaming in its high chair with strained peaches all over the floor.
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The male performers held quasi-relics that are unabashedly yonic in form; two are specifically modeled on peaches, which are ubiquitous symbols for longevity in Chinese tradition.
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On a recent outing, the lamb brain—battered in egg and rice flour, fried in grapeseed oil, and served in a lemon sauce with grilled peaches—was unassailable.
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Cooking with ingredients like blue spruce needles gave way to kitchen epiphanies like his favorite dish: summer peaches baked over a bed of blue spruce with local honey.
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Working together for the first time on the sultry love story Call Me By Your Name, Armie Hammer and director Luca Guadagnino got along like peaches and cream.
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Take Kensington, where the average house costs £1.5m and Whole Foods Market sells peaches for £1.39 apiece, to customers who look as if they urgently need a McDonald's.
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Still, the Monkey King himself is no saint, and he actually was imprisoned in a mountain by Buddha for 500 years as punishment for stealing some heavenly peaches.
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They don't charge me until it gets delivered, but I'm ordering: jalapeño peppers, corn, cherries, avocado, green onion, peaches, cucumber, kale, lentils, popcorn, and Broccoli Cheddar Veggie Pops.
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Sixteen of them sued, arguing they should never have been arrested because the officers had no reason to believe they knew Peaches wasn't authorized to use the house.
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Front Burner The serrated vegetable peeler that can tackle soft foods like tomatoes and peaches was first introduced in 2003 and quickly became a favorite in my kitchen.
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Wheelbarrow's Kitchen from her home in Washington, D.C., reported that she had eaten some great peaches from Georgia and Virginia recently, blaming climate change for their early arrival.
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Deborah Lippmann Gel Lab Pro in Peaches and Cream Rare for a pastel, this formula goes on smooth in one coat (but do apply two); $20 at beauty.com.
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Force's only true break came just before the finals, when he sat on a step and talked to his wife, Laurie, while wolfing down a cup of peaches.
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They might not be a musical pair you'd expect, but classically trained pianist Chilly Gonzales and electric rock goddess Peaches have released a number of successful songs together.
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See the rock and roll-affirming tale come to animated life below: The Junction - Chilly Gonzales & Peaches | Red Bull Music Academy from Red Bull Music Academy on Vimeo.
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The world of things that can be kimchi'd is vast and exciting—try scallions, peaches, mushrooms, mango… literally anything, just go for it with this kimchi base paste.
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Toronto-born multi-hypenate performer Peaches, aka Merrill Nisker, has been thrilling Canadian and international audiences for over a decade with her provocative, often politically charged electro-pop.
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Let's wake up to the idea that fruits don't have to be served whole and alone on a plate like Alice Waters' peaches to have their flavor appreciated.
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Consider the grated zucchini salad, cold soups like summer borscht, chicken shashlik and other grilled specialties, hazelnut tarator as sauce for vegetables, and roasted peaches stuffed with marzipan.
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Swirl everything around until you've got a little browning going on the bottom of the peaches, then turn them over and cook them for a few minutes more.
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You can start the process with ready-made alcohol — a bottle of wine, sake or cider — or create your own alcohol by fermenting fresh peaches or coconut water.
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It's a clever blend of peaches, almond butter, cinnamon and oats whose flavor has an uncanny similarity to peach cobbler, the staple of black cuisine that inspired it.
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" Yes, yes, they talked about eating peaches, but also about the importance of journaling, the masochism of social media and how "it's almost a high to be vulnerable.
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For Southerners, whose summertime rituals involve eating peaches over the sink, making them into cobblers and ice cream and canning whatever's left, California might offer the only solution.
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Inside the market is an abundance of fruit: peaches in crates, apricots and grapes in plastic bags, barely ripe apples sold from the back of a small truck.
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"It's not all peaches," prosecutors said the dealer, whose real name is Stephen Cummings, told the customer, in a reference to the strength of the fentanyl-laced heroin.
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Baked into the bottom of the pancake there is always some fruit: raspberries and peaches in the summer, strawberries and blueberries, caramelized bananas, or sliced apples and pears.
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Peaches is the boarding agent for African-American Airlines flight 1619 — the one taking all black citizens of the United States on a one-way trip to Africa.
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This one, as the official Kobitos website tells me, likes to suck the sugar out of peaches: The kimo-kawaii concept doesn't just revolve around appearance, Kakeda notes.
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Simply grab your favorite ingredients from chocolate chunks to fresh peaches and start churning up a sweet treat with one of these highly rated at-home ice cream makers.
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Someone who eats a single can of cream of mushroom soup may still have a greater exposure to BPA than someone who eats three cans of peaches, Hartle explained.
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But the problem goes beyond the furry peaches in your fruit bowl—the restaurant industry is also to blame for the amount of food sent to landfill each year.
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I head over to TJ's for some shawarma chicken, pesto chicken, peaches, zucchini, broccoli, tomatoes, milk, eggs, frozen shrimp stir-fry, pea-crisp snacks, coffee, bread, lettuce, and cereal.
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Toss some peaches and berries with sugar and cornstarch, throw together a super-quick oat crumble base, toast the crumbs, and heat the fruit to sweet and gooey perfection.
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Here in the South, where high humidity, rain and long hot nights give peaches plenty of time to plump up, the crop isn't as abundant as farmers would like.
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The last time we talked about Peaches and technology was when Apple changed the peach emoji so it no longer looked like a butt (and then changed it back).
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Inside this industrial nightmare of a cat food cannery, where the game changes to a fixed camera perspective, you save Daisy from death... By farting in Ms. Peaches face.
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Currently entering her last year at New York University's Clive Davis Institute of Record Music, Von's work is reminiscent of Grimes, Peaches, and Charli XCX, a comparison she welcomes.
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You might say the same of the play, which alternates between scenes with Peaches that are reliably effective and others, in various styles, that sometimes land and sometimes crash.
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And Peaches' final scene, as the flight to Africa departs with millions on it, eventually buckles under the weight of its needing to end the play with a bang.
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Peaches is in some ways a curtsy to Miss Pat, that play's pink-clad stewardess character, who advises the passengers on a "celebrity slave ship" to fasten their shackles.
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Production in Georgia might be a quarter of what it was in 2016, when the state produced 43,000 tons of peaches, according to the United States Department of Agriculture.
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I have a $9 credit, so I build a custom bowl —kale, quinoa, chicken, watermelon, peaches, and feta with green goddess dressing — that would've cost $13.38 with tax otherwise.
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Kayla Newman, who goes by Peaches Monroee online, was a teen when she posted a Vine musing that her eyebrows were "on fleek" because she thought she looked good.
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Works range from Anne Vallayer-Coster's ladylike oil "Bouquet of Flowers in a Terracotta Vase With Peaches and Grapes" (221) to Kollwitz's wrenching lithograph "Death Seizing a Mother" (16003).
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After releasing her 2015 album Rub, Canadian electro-pop star Peaches (aka Merrill Nisker) has announced a double-vinyl remix package, out May 23 via I U She/Kartel.
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The powerful film brings us into the living rooms and lives of four Black women: Saffronia (Megan Kimberly Smith), Sarah (Ledisi Young), Peaches (Aisha Hinds), and Sweet Thing (Dana Gourrier).
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Weird weather so far this year, in part resulting from El Nino, has "completely decimated" stone fruit crops, including peaches, apricots, plums, nectarines and cherries across the northeastern United States.
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Fruit and vegetables — pears, peaches, grapes, apples, cherries, and of course, blueberries — form the bulk of the economic farming backbone of this town (population: 2,888, according to 2010 census figures).
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Raw produce and nuts Cross-reactivity with pollen and grasses can also cause some people to have allergic reactions to raw fruits such as apples, peaches, bananas, melons, and tomatoes.
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From those peaches and apricots, picked when tiny, boiled in syrup and sun-dried, Bassam Ghraoui's workers made candied fruits so jewel-like that they were packed in silver boxes.
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As a teenage country star, Swift favored ringlet curls and a peaches-and-cream complexion, brightened with subtle touches — say, a hint of blue shadow or a diffused coral lipstick.
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It feels like a crash course through the film's most iconic moments: there's peaches, swimming, Italian countryside, and most importantly there's Timothée Chalamet and Armie Hammer looking like demi-gods.
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"Anna is leaning towards elegant romance, with the blush and pink and peaches, and this really delicate, romantic feel," Wedding Paper Divas style and trend expert, Amber Harrison tells PEOPLE.
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California is the nation's breadbasket, supplying our supermarkets with ripe avocados, stinky garlic, smooth almond butter, and a whole fruit basket worth of melon, peaches, and plums, among other things.
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That song would then be remixed by her electro-pop group Too Attached with a rap feature by the iconic Peaches, and, now, that song has a music video. Phew.
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But a from-scratch version, upgraded with layers of luscious ice cream studded with peaches, raspberry purée and a tender butter cake, would make even the most stoic adult swoon.
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Spinach is the second dirtiest item on the "Dirty Dozen" list, followed by (in order of contamination) nectarines, apples, grapes, peaches, cherries, pears, tomatoes, celery, potatoes and sweet bell peppers.
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And wherever you stand on peaches, whatever you think of cod, please at some point soon make Alison Roman's amazing new recipe for ricotta dumplings with buttered peas and asparagus.
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On the Los Angeles baker's Instagram feed, that tale includes golden, all-butter crusts that bubble over with apricots, rhubarb, strawberries and peaches — and one that comes infused with THC.
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When it's time to refuel, head to Pur Südtirol, a grocery shop and cafe where everything — from the yogurt and cheeses to ripe summer peaches — comes from the surrounding territory.
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They're not nose-to-tail, but the dried fruits from Rind follow the notion of no waste, as the oranges, kiwis, apples, peaches and, unusually, persimmons still have their rinds.
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The cover photo, of glazed peaches with an eyeball inside one of them, had been the cover of "Canned Funk" (1975), an album by the saxophonist and flutist Joe Farrell.
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One of my favorite passages in Adam Federman's absorbing biography of Patience Gray, the legendary food writer and forager, is about the day the tinned peaches showed up in Apollonas.
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"It's not going to be peaches and cream," said Bill Smead, chief investment officer of Seattle-based Smead Capital Management, whose Smead Value fund owns shares in broadcaster Tegna Inc.
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"I think everybody's been a little aggravated," Wilma Counts, a retired seamstress who has voted for both men, said before a lunch of smoked sausage, sliced peaches and yellow cake.
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The president of Pacific Coast Producers (PCP) plans to use around 700 million tin-coated steel cans this year for tomatoes, peaches and pears from 168 growers here in California.
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"[Actor] Jack Dishel would do these voices in the [Moldy Peaches] tour van," Green tells us, explaining that Aladdin's characters are as much a product of the actors as the script.
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If you are based in California, it is not uncommon to be able to harvest Asian pears, Bartletts, and six different styles of apples, peaches, plums, strawberries at the same time.
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Melton's also shared a recipe for rosé-macerated peaches with mozzarella — a super summery variation on the classic caprese salad — and rosé strawberry doughnuts, in case your guests stay for breakfast.
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Yes, we're more than happy to give our deeper palettes and lips a rest and swap them for bright pinks, corals, and peaches right now, but bright life isn't for everybody.
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We get carrots, cabbage, apples, onions, canned whole tomatoes, chicken broth, smoked cheddar cheese, eggs, Cool Whip, caramel sauce, Heath bars, whipped cream, multigrain bread, frozen veggie mix, peaches, and strawberries.
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Included in the recall are 1,43 cartons of peaches, 1,207 cartons of nectarines and 365 cartons of plums, which may have come in contact with the bacteria at a packaging facility.
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And the extraordinary peaches and roses that rioted on the walls were surely never seen in a Hungarian chocolate shop; only in the gardens of Damascus, and the orchards of Ghouta.
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Timothée Chalamet told Harry Styles that he is still able to eat peaches — even after his character used a peach to physically explore his sexuality in Call Me By Your Name.
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OK: It'd be a tie between James Baldwin and Zora Neale Hurston, either way we'd all be sitting on someone's front steps, eating just picked peaches and sticky sweet summer watermelon.
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"There was a record store called Peaches Records, which was one of my favorite stores growing up in Hollywood, and he put it back exactly at the same address," she said.
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Big names from the D.J. and E.D.M. worlds — like Jamie xx, Peaches, and Chvrches (whose lead singer Lauren Mayberry is shown above) — will appear alongside other acts, mostly from Europe. meltfestival.
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Definitely, please (at least if you eat swine), make this recipe for grilled pork and peaches, which I learned from Francis Mallmann, one of the high priests of live-fire cooking.
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Even less-than-wonderful peaches can be made into something heavenly with the heat of the oven, a bit of sugar or a swirl through a river of freshly whipped cream.
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With dishes like roasted guinea hen with peaches and fennel and steamed turbot with truffled hollandaise, the menu makes a delectable statement about the glories of Gallic gastronomy that's surprisingly affordable.
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"You don't just eat a handful of them because they're so sour on their own, but cherries and peaches are items you can put on the plate as-is," he says.
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Related: A Stark Animated Short Sheds Light on Trans Discrimination in Argentina Animated Short Recounts the First Time Peaches Met Chilly Gonzales Animated Short Film Perfectly Captures the Strangeness of Dreams
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We got Dennis and his bulldog, Peaches, Monday at LAX, and the actor strolled up to the escalator and he showed no remorse about the pooch hopping on for the ride.
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There's the prevalence of brass, the ubiquitous arches and the ambient influence of the '70s and '80s: that era of sunken living rooms, scalloped seating and "Golden Girls" peaches and pinks.
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The fruit from each tree lasts maybe two weeks if you're lucky, so summers are spent rolling through peaches whose taste and character change with every trip to the farmers' market.
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Some six million pounds of chlorpyrifos are used each year on more than 50 crops in the United States, including corn, soybeans, asparagus, peaches, strawberries, apples, broccoli, onions, walnuts and cranberries.
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I make it to Trader Joe's and leave with breaded chicken, frozen berries, Greek yogurt, plant-based protein powder, mustard, potatoes, peaches, bananas, and an impulsive purchase of some gummy candy.
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This summer, he served local peaches over a smear of tahini, made with wild daylilies, and radish pods that had been pickled in a vinegar infused with wild nasturtium and roses.
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In addition to sweet scents, like figs and peaches, and floral scents, like rose and violet, sensual Venus brings to mind a muskier base note that adds complexity and lasting power.
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Viner Peaches Monroee went viral in 22018 with her "Eyebrows on fleek" video which led to makeup gurus on Instagram and YouTube referring to the phrase to describe the perfect brow.
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