It tastes like a tropical fruit milkshake for the most part.
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Tropical Fruit Supreme, Pineapple Nut Delight and Pistachio CrèmeOld Dutch Foods Inc.
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The same goes for the tangy, tropical fruit of the baobab tree.
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A rich chardonnay without oak or tropical fruit flavors would be delicious.
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Bananas, mangoes, pineapples and pawpaws are all tropical fruit that have gone global.
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A table was filled with generous helpings of tropical fruit and chocolate bars.
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I had breakfast there and savored my tropical fruit cup and acai bowl.
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They often had tropical fruit flavors, aromatic yet, in some cases, slightly candied.
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Now, the tropical fruit has shown up as as instrument in another disturbing event.
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This one, too, boasts tropical fruit flavors, as well as notes of fresh citrus.
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Some shoppers love the price of Aldi's produce, including the store's tropical fruit options ...
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But finally, we can almost taste the tropical fruit that is going to be Konnichiwa.
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If you've been rhyming her name with a certain tropical fruit, you've been mispronouncing it.
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Most of the world's tropical fruit is grown on farms measuring less than five hectares.
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I now enjoy pickles, ketchup, mushrooms, and tropical fruit, all of which I'd previously despised.
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Here, the adventurous can sample tropical fruit juices and an enormous range of delicious foods.
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Something that suggests a bit too much tropical fruit—interesting, considering our earlier conversation about pineapple.
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Ethyl butanoate, on the other hand, he associates with candied apples, tropical fruit or perhaps grapes.
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For example, there's a mango wasabi uni sundae that pairs the tropical fruit with sea urchin.
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This mainstreamed byproduct of the tropical fruit has taken on a trend storm of its own.
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We all know them: the lychee sorbets, tropical fruit tarts, and matcha cheesecakes of the world.
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Front Burner Pilar Cuban Bakery will serve those tropical fruit shakes, along with croquettes and empanadas.
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I make a tropical fruit and chia seed smoothie and the same avocado lox toast as yesterday.
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She has lifted everything from tropical fruit to a surfboard, and can lift up to 10 lbs.
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His beer brims with flavors of tropical fruit and pine, balanced with a keen, citrus-peel bitterness.
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I sensed tropical fruit aromas and flavors in each of them, as well as a floral quality.
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At center: a tropical-fruit plate including dragon fruit and star fruit, with a spicy dipping sauce.
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They seemed not so brash, with riper tropical fruit flavors, and often with a bit of sweetness.
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Cuban bakeries in Miami offer pastries, breads, sandwiches and those wonderful pre-smoothie-era confections, tropical fruit batidos.
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In fact turtles love a variety of fruits and veggies, especially tropical fruit like papaya, guava, and banana.
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He was even a fan of durian, the tropical fruit so pungent it's banned from hotels in Thailand.
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We looked forward to the buffets of tropical fruit — we would, we pledged, eat mangoes by the half dozen.
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I make a smoothie with spinach, a frozen tropical fruit mix, and almond milk to take on the road.
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Or, I'll search international sites for Costa Rican estates, flush with tropical fruit trees and the occasional howler monkey.
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We bought a mamey, a creamy, vanilla-scented tropical fruit that tastes and looks something like a sweet potato.
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"This Brut IPA has a tropical fruit and hoppy aroma with low bitterness in the flavor," the brewery writes.
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Tropical Fruit Smoothie Bowl Papaya, goji berries, mango, pineapple, and passion fruit equals vacation smoothie in a bowl. 8.
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Embrapa has to be "more diversified, not less" to support production of foodstuffs, from açaí, a tropical fruit, to tenderloin and fish.
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If you're not a fan of the glorious, tropical fruit that is pineapple, then this might not be the drink for you.
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The batidos, thick with whole and sweetened condensed milk and sunny with tropical fruit, almost taste as if they're made with yogurt.
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South East Queensland, Australia The Big Pineapple in Queensland, Australia, was opened in 1971 to sell tropical fruit from the surrounding farm.
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South African fighter Wasim Mather reaches for a tropical fruit smoothie he makes in his apartment before heading outside for chicken and rice.
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"There are many patented strawberry varieties, there is patented citrus, mangoes," said Jonathan Crane, a tropical fruit specialist with the University of Florida.
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Mango mousse The tropical fruit is being included here as a symbol of the energy of spring, according to the South Korean government.
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When money is tight in winter, Ms. Warden finds herself eating traditional proteins and rice, but her fantasies are full of tropical fruit.
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Chen has also developed a method to transform the cellulose-rich husks of the durian -- a notoriously smelly tropical fruit -- into plastic wrap.
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The tropical fruit was a status symbol of the 17th century elite, and even a must-have accessory for Dutch festival-goers last summer.
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But Pitt says Patsy Ramsey, JonBenét's mother, told investigators her daughter hadn't had any of the tropical fruit in the hours before her disappearance.
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She points out that genetic engineering previously saved the Hawaiian papaya—papaya that could very well be used in Del Monte's tropical fruit cup.
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Fairchild's William F. Whitman Tropical Fruit Pavilion, named for a rare fruit collector and garden benefactor, offers everything from jackfruit vines to miracle fruit.
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The standard Hinricus Noyte single malt whiskey, called Baltach, has a nutty nose with a touch of tropical fruit and a sweet, spicy finish.
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Open late, Soda Tapia attracts a steady stream of well-nourished patrons and families, with a giant menu that includes delicious tropical fruit shakes.
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Surely this is all just a formality, because real Cardi fans know her signature drink would be all about that Carribbean liquor and tropical fruit.
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Do not be fooled by the alluring touch of tropical fruit sweetness in Ming River Baijiu, a Chinese spirit now sold in the United States.
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Being Indian — and this is true of I think most of the world that has access to tropical fruit — mangoes are almost a religious thing.
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And the process led to four instant beers: a stout with coffee, an IPA with tropical fruit, a relatively dry pilsner, and a hoppy saison.
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Needless to say, the business people at Walmart are onto the supremacy of the banana, and are trying to work the tropical fruit to their advantage.
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Diners sip on tropical-fruit shakes or bottles of Kola Champagne, Coco Rico and Malta India, the Harry, Ron and Hermione of Puerto Rican soft drinks.
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Please cater with my uncle's steak recipe, mini bahn-mis and fresh tropical fruit (removing the thorns from the pineapple slices, no one wants that itchy mouth).
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I usually love Bandol rosés for their savory chalk and licorice flavors, but this one had an added touch of what seemed to me ripe tropical fruit.
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When the air-gun pellets pierced Hope's eyes, blinding her, she felt her way up the tree trunks, auburn-furred fingers searching out tropical fruit for sustenance.
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At one stop, he said, "we go look at the durian" — a thorny tropical fruit that smells of rotting socks dredged from the bottom of the sea.
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It delivers plenty of sweet vanilla and tropical fruit aromas along with rich smoothness on the palate: The Dead Rabbit Irish Whiskey, $34.99 for 750 milliliters, warehousewineandspirits.
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Two-Faced Pineapple A float of blackstrap rum at the end is all it takes to transform this innocent tropical fruit cooler into a boozy beach drink.
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The banana is a delicate tropical fruit: It must be picked and packed by hand, then shipped and refrigerated for thousands of miles before reaching your door.
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Starting Wednesday, April 3rd, fresh greens, tomatoes, and tropical fruit are among the products to be priced at an all-time low with an average discount of 20%.
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First, there's a Chardonnay, which has flavors of tropical fruit and pairs well with a cheese plate and fresh bread, basically the perfect after-work pick-me-up.
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According to the FTC's complaint, Cure Encapsulations sold pills with garcinia cambogia, a tropical fruit also called brindleberry that is sometimes used as a "natural" weight loss aid.
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The breakfast menu is limited, but still has a "Pandorian tropical fruit" plate with yogurt, which is lighter fare than other grab-and-go options at Animal Kingdom.
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" PEOPLE was on-hand for the nuptials, which included a "lilting ukulele," tropical fruit punch toasts and a Keith Urban song — "Making Memories — to accompany the cake-cutting.
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Commerce Ministry spokesman Shen Danyang said China's tropical fruit imports from the Philippines was one area of trade the two sides would look to expand during the visit.
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And there's Robert Is Here, a tropical fruit stand with fenced in tortoises at its petting zoo and shakes people drive hours to simply suck down in seconds.
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Right. By that same principle, the sweet, buttery flesh of shrimp pairs perfectly with the tropical fruit—especially when mixed with garlic, lime, ginger, soy sauce, and cilantro.
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This theme has parts of the leg hidden in three answers: 18A: BANK LENDING 25A: TROPICAL FRUIT 43A: RIDGEMONT HIGH The revealer at 55A is SHOW SOME LEG.
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The sweet, tropical fruit — most of which come from India in today's economy — relies on insect pollinators, most notably honeybees (as well as some kinds of flies), to grow.
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This one in particular has bags of pineapple and tropical fruit flavours and combined with its low ABV content, it makes a cracking start to a day of drinking.
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"Despite the importance of durian as a tropical fruit crop, durian—related genetic research is almost nonexistent," the team wrote in the paper published today in the journal Nature Genetics.
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In the 19th century, a few pioneering entrepreneurs set out to make a tropical fruit the most popular in the U.S. They succeeded, and the banana is still Americans' favorite fruit.
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This farm stand/fruit market/petting zoo sells milkshakes made with tropical fruit like mango, mamey, papaya, and key lime, and offers both local and rare fruits from around the world.
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Anyone who loved a little bit of tropical fruit alongside their ham and mozzarella seemed to take to the shadows, hiding from the criticism — and fury — of Ramsay and his crew.
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Others on social media made fun of Mr. Duterte as the ruler of a country that is often belittled here as a place for abundant tropical fruit but not much more.
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As previously stated, the Dutch were keen on lemons, with over half the paintings from the Netherlands featuring the tropical fruit — but it was still an exotic item for most citizens.
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Included are Ruby Woo (which translates the classic red to a woody floral with notes of leather) and Candy Yum Yum (the shocking bright-pink smells of cotton candy and tropical fruit).
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The JonBenét Ramsey case resurfaced yet again this year when the tropical fruit was found to be at the center of a theory that her brother may have been behind the crime.
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This farm stand/fruit market/petting zoo sells milkshakes made with tropical fruit like mango, mamey, papaya, and key lime, and it offers both local and rare fruits from around the world.
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We thought the Kent was a fine wine, but it was completely different in character from the Rivers-Marie and the Ceritas, rich with tropical fruit and oak flavors though lively nonetheless.
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Dressed in tropical fruit colors, and with her third husband, Firooz Zahedi, a photographer, and their small white poodle following, she passed a Paul McCarthy white silicone bust with a sex toy.
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Rieslings are similar idea and concept to chili crab, but somehow the flavor profiles are not as exciting as gewürz, whose in-your-face tropical fruit and spice add more dimension to laksa.
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Many swear by the tropical fruit for its powerful health and beauty benefits, praising coconut-derived ingredients like oil, water, and extracts for their wealth of antioxidants and naturally antibacterial, anti-inflammatory properties.
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Two students placed the tropical fruit there as a joke, but when they returned, the pineapple was not only still there, it had been moved to a display case, protected by plexiglass. Naturally.
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There were hours exploring — trying to catch lizards; marveling at the moriviví, a plant that shrinks from human touch; savoring quenepas, a tropical fruit (as well as Chef Boyardee and McDonald's French fries).
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Last night, the CBS docuseries The Case of: JonBenét Ramsey reached its conclusion, and the public discovered that the seemingly innocuous tropical fruit rests at the center of the 20-year-long murder mystery.
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Pineapple has long been a highly controversial pizza topping, but in recent weeks, the debate over whether or not it's acceptable for this tropical fruit to be put on a pizza has really heated up.
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I'm not going to force-feed you pineapple pizza or make it my family crest or anything, but we're past the point of shock and horror that some people put the tropical fruit on their pies.
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The classic chalk-like discs come in a variety of types and flavors, but my go-to is the Tropical Fruit, not to be confused with Assorted Fruit because that would be a BIG mistake. Huge!
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Driscoll's sold strawberries and a few raspberries until the late 1980s, when all three of the large tropical fruit companies — Dole, Del Monte and Chiquita, the original branded fruit companies — showed up to court the company.
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Their naga bowl (a mixture of tropical fruit, shredded coconut, goji berries, bee pollen, chia seeds and granola) is a breakfast staple, but there are also expertly prepared classics like nasi goreng (Indonesian-style fried rice).
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We sat at a beachside cafe called D'Mariolis and ordered a café con leche and a milkshake made with sapote — a soft tropical fruit that tastes vaguely of caramel and blends wonderfully into icy, milky drinks.
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A much copied image, thought suitable for contemplation by cloistered nuns, it presents Jesus as a pink-cheeked man-child reclining, as soft and plump as a piece of tropical fruit, on a bed of flowers.
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The mind-opening tang of tropical fruit with chili and lots of lime, the truth of a truly good baguette; I carry those flavors and memories — and oftentimes, tea, vintage spoons, textiles, and ceramics — back with me.
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Their distinctive character—the "firm bitterness [that] lingers long and clean" in one, the "complex aromatic notes of citrus, berry, tropical fruit and pine" in another—spur discussions that spill over from tap rooms to websites with ease.
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Say you were in the mood to sit at the bar with a glass of Lugana from Cá Lojera, a Lombardian white with fresh tropical-fruit overtones, eating ramp pesto over very flavorful whole-grain spaghetti for dinner.
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It was an enormous risk from a noted risk taker whose critically heralded food — black truffle explosions, inflatable sugar balloons and a tropical fruit montage resembling a modernist painting — is a combination of science experiment and performance art.
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The ring refined the cocaine in Colombia, where seven laboratories were found in the jungle, and shipped it to Europe and the United States in containers holding tropical fruit via countries including Panama, Costa Rica and the Dominican Republic.
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"If you can keep yourself in the market longer and you have a late variety, then you maintain your position in the market, and you can sell fruit," said Jonathan Crane, a tropical fruit specialist at the University of Florida.
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Get the right velvety hand cream that's scented like tropical fruit, hot cocoa at a ski chalet, or a day at the beach and you've got yourself a 30-second, instant vacation every time you massage it into your palms.
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Just think of all the creative and festive tropical fruit possibilities: a drink complete with tiny umbrella, an edible bowl for mango sorbet, a sweet spoonable snack, or even a bra (ahem, worn in the privacy of our own homes).
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Imagining a turn-of-the-next-century future in which the earth's average temperature has risen by the forecasted 125533 degrees Celsius (7.2 degrees Fahrenheit), the artist has planted a group of tropical fruit trees on Storm King's picturesque grounds.
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And when it comes to his royal sweet tooth, Prince George can indulge in a variety of delicious treats, including oven baked oatmeal and raisin cookie served with a banana milkshake; apricot tartlets; custard tart with strawberries and a tropical fruit smoothie.
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A recent three-bottle assortment held a tartly citric pét-nat from Italy, a richer tramin orange from the Czech Republic that had notes of tropical fruit and a slightly spicy and funky orange example from the Languedoc-Roussillon region of France.
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Calero touches on, and revisits, themes from every style she's ever created: There are studies of interiors (which recall her grandmother's farm in the grasslands plains of Los Llanos), tropical fruit motifs, architectural elements and glorious mosaic patterns brought into magnified relief.
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Thus, it will probably surprise most of LA's street food enthusiasts—comprised of locals, tourists and transplant alike—that this urban haven of regional tacos, sliced tropical fruit carts, and bacon-wrapped hot dogs built upon this sprawling city is 100-percent illegal.
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The aesthetic merits of tropical fruit inadvertently entered Britain's national cultural conversation after two students jokingly placed a store-bought pineapple on an empty table at an art exhibition this month at Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen, a port city in northeastern Scotland.
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One superb dessert, the Exotic Bomba, achieved the perfect balance of fruity and creamy: a frozen orb of mango, passionfruit and raspberry sorbet coated in white chocolate, quartered like a tropical fruit, drizzled in raspberry sauce and topped with a puff of whipped cream.
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It is mellow on the palate with suggestions of orange peel and banana, and it has a sweet, liqueurlike finish, making it a choice for sipping neat or on the rocks, perhaps with a modest splash of tropical fruit juice: Don Papa Rum, donpaparum.
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And a lot of that has to do with the type of world we created not only within the film but outside it: with the poster, and the marketing behind it, like the tropical fruit imagery and the electro-cumbia music from the film's soundtrack.
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In a country where pirate versions of just about any product are as common as tropical fruit, Olympic organizers are battling a tide of bootleg goods sold and produced by those seeking to profit from the hype around the first-ever Games held in South America.
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Our stay included a free breakfast buffet with the room rate, and it was leagues above the standard chain hotel fare: chilaquiles — think soft breakfast nachos — tamales and fresh mamey juice, from the tropical fruit native to Mexico, along with made-to-order eggs and an array of pastries.
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Most of the Cantina cocktails can be primed for a perfect picture by placing them on the ring light that graces every table top in the bar, but the crown jewel is The Outer Rim, a pink tequila cocktail topped with golden tropical fruit puree and rimmed with black salt.
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The typical consumer would not look at burgers on grocery store shelves advertised as "plant-based meat" and think they were made of slaughtered cow, just as the reasonable consumer would not look at "coconut milk" and think it came from a cow or goat with an affinity for tropical fruit.
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Scenes like this play out nearly every day across the country as supplicants ("kind of like a beer brotherhood," Mr. Saurer said) queue up outside breweries for new releases of I.P.A.s — in particular, a cloudy, unfiltered New England style that is loved for its flavors of citrus and tropical fruit.
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" According to Trump, the Mar-A-Lago diet amounted to a wholesome eating pattern, replete with a diverse, fresh, and minimally processed foods: "Breakfast might consist of an egg-white omelet with spinach, tomatoes, and a little feta cheese, a small cup of tropical fruit, and a mimosa made with freshly squeezed orange juice.
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The murals in Phoenix will serve as a backdrop for a couple of community gardens being created to involve people in a young movement to grow organic food, acclimate tropical fruit trees to this area and to reforest the desert in order to bring it back to the fertile land that it once was.
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Seven equally creative courses followed, often balancing sweet notes with bracing acidity: a sweet-and-sour sea bass tartare, decorated with apple chips, mango chunks and creamy avocado purée, tasted more like a ceviche, while a green mango salad bathed in crisp passion fruit dressing contrasted tropical fruit flavors with juicy chunks of slow-cooked beef tenderloin.
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I buy organic strawberries, bananas, apples, shredded carrots, a tomato, mixed greens, frozen pineapples, frozen mangos, a frozen tropical fruit blend, mushrooms, spiraled carrots, turkey meatballs, a large bag of organic chicken breasts, green tea mochi, green tea, organic maple syrup, pasta sauce, miso ginger salad dressing, hummus, two ThinkThin Brownie Crunch bars, reduced sodium pistachio nuts, roasted seaweed snacks, coconut water, and three bottles of wine.
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