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| It is generally decorated with icing and | fruit and nuts. |
| ecies V. darrowii is grown both for its edible | fruit, and horticulture use as an ornamental plant i |
| hich the player moves around a maze collecting | fruit and avoiding the fruit monsters. |
| med Pomona in 1906, after the Roman goddess of | fruit and orchards. |
| ble or dessert cheese; it is often served with | fruit and light wine. |
| cherry, plain chocolate, double chocolate and | fruit and nut. |
| Haymarket Square in Boston is an open-air | fruit and vegetable market near the North End, Gover |
| d matai, totara and kahikatea trees as well as | fruit and flowering species such as kowhai, ribbonwo |
| vated commercially in frost-free areas for its | fruit and is widely grown in India, Sri Lanka, New Z |
| of the forest floor for various seeds, fallen | fruit and insects. |
| to the core, then comes back to eat the entire | fruit and then to eat all but one of the grapes. |
| dioxide which are both natural constituents of | fruit and vegetable juices. |
| s Spam or corned beef, rather than fresh fish, | fruit and vegetables. |
| nclude Abatti's Pizza, cinnamon swirls, jiggly | fruit and Tastee Swirl ice cream. |
| It served a local | fruit and vegetable market and was renamed Stratford |
| l quantities of Polyalthia sp., Livistona palm | fruit, and occasionally pepper (Piper) berries. |
| e sun and the rich soil give more taste to the | fruit and vegetables, and the region has won the Gol |
| Foraging along branches and vines for | fruit and insects, with the help of a prehensile tai |
| They are omnivorous, feeding on | fruit and invertebrates, and can also be observed gr |
| Fruit and Nut | |
| ted, a second layer of spirits is added to the | fruit and allowed to rest for a few weeks. |
| illa canal, producing a wide range of cereals, | fruit and textiles. |
| with added flavors, such as vanilla, honey or | fruit, and may also contain powdered milk. |
| shed for the Gospel shall preach it with more | fruit, and greater furtherance, than did our mouths, |
| d giving the wines some chocolate notes to the | fruit and some aging potential. |
| ate-looking leaves, small flowers, small black | fruit, and beautiful reddish bark. |
| aylily garden, iris garden, herb garden, and a | fruit and berry garden. |
| pun on the departure of Covent Garden flower, | fruit and vegetable market from its traditional site |
| conifers and holly, a native wetland trail, a | fruit and vegetable garden, roses, azaleas, rhododen |
| artments are: Horticultural Sciences (study of | fruit and vegetable crops, and seeds), Entomology (s |
| tude of birds and insects due to its nutritous | fruit and is an attractive addition to a garden. |
| and was used to produce wine as well as other | fruit and vegetables and cattle farming. |
| evolution in allowing humans an alternative to | fruit and protein. |
| oes at the Tropical Agricultural Fiesta in the | Fruit and Spice Park in Homestead, Florida |
| p to promote local producers of meat, poultry, | fruit and vegetables, honey, bread, jams and preserv |
| The adults feed on juices from rotting | fruit and animal faeces. |
| ll, and contains two African botanicals-baobab | fruit and Cape gooseberries. |
| They are cultivated for its edible | fruit and as an ornamental plant. |
| ] with interest, others go home and offer wild | fruit and mare's milk, etc., etc." |
| ns but this drink consisted of frozen rum with | fruit and herbs. |
| veloped dry land farming techniques as well as | fruit and wheat strains which could grow in a short |
| a leaf with autograph, flower, dried | fruit, and fresh fruit. |
| sign over the entrance to the former wholesale | fruit and vegetable market (1972) in Rutland Street, |
| Fresh | fruit and most salads |
| sh Baroque still-life painter, specializing in | fruit and flowers. |
| roduced sheep, cattle, dairy products, timber, | fruit and nuts. |
| vibrant and is good for African and Caribbean | fruit and vegetables, material and household goods. |
| oney while in school, Nakanishi worked picking | fruit, and at a cannery. |
| g a post as Lecturer at the Bristol University | Fruit and Vegetable Preservation Research Station (1 |
| rge well-built village of stone, surrounded by | fruit and olive trees. |
| the papaya, the babaco is grown for its edible | fruit and for its fruit juice. |
| You will also find the Cookery Theatre, a | fruit and vegetable show, an activities area for chi |
| rve and sweeten wine, but it was also added to | fruit and meat dishes as a sweetening and souring ag |
| llowing year the Surveyor converted the former | fruit and vegetable garden attached to the house int |
| g characteristic of a Hurricane is the passion | fruit, and this recipe has none. |
| s brevipedunculata has distinctive medium blue | fruit, and is an ornamental plant used in gardens. |
| Rak is made from csahew nut | fruit and is made after fermenting this fruit. |
| Garnish with | fruit and serve. |
| “Pomace” is derived from the Latin “pomum” ( | fruit and fruit tree). |
| or the Chicago-based Anthony Marano Company, a | fruit and vegetable wholesaler. |
| and are fed with grains and seeds, as well as | fruit and insects as these are the same type of food |
| al regions throughout the world for its edible | fruit, and is also naturalised in some areas, includ |
| Childs's efforts bore | fruit and the Ledger became one of the most influent |
| Today the fields are home to several | fruit and vegetable crops including cherries, pears, |
| deliverance, victory, success, blessings, the | fruit and gifts of the Spirit. |
| er, as he often had objects (especially rotten | fruit and vegetables) thrown at him or his vehicle a |
| She walked with only nuts, honey, raw | fruit and vegetable juice for nourishment. |
| Kem went to Montrose, Colorado to grow | fruit and raise cattle. |
| nter in Homestead, Florida, and the Miami-Dade | Fruit and Spice Park, also in Homestead. |
| n arboreal species of open woodland which eats | fruit and insects. |
| The caterpillars feed on orange | fruit and other types of citrus fruit, apple and mai |
| eans and tobacco, as well as cereals and dried | fruit and nuts. |
| African Pied Hornbill is omnivorous and eats | fruit and insects. |
| The famous Moore Street open air | fruit and vegetable market is Dublin's oldest food m |
| n canning the products of California's booming | fruit and vegetable industries. |
| larvae bore inside an eggplant | fruit and feed until they pupate. |
| lavors such as tea, curry, red pepper, passion | fruit, and champagne" were popular. |
| ts entire length with plasterwork representing | fruit and flowers. |
| Gregg's Veg supplies | fruit and vegetables to the hotel and restaurant ind |
| ey are cultivating orange, Lemon, Banana, Jack | fruit and Butter fruit. |
| paid taxes on crops such as wheat, barley, and | fruit, and on goats and beehives. |
| It is a light and crumbly cake, and light on | fruit and candied peel-only currants, raisins, sulta |
| rd (Old Walls) and a Pick Your Own farm (Shute | Fruit and Produce). |
| co-founded Secrett's Direct and Gregg's Veg -a | fruit and vegetable website and farm - with Gregg Wa |
| colors of jelly beans often correspond with a | fruit and a "spiced" flavor. |
| alcoholic beverage that is made from fermented | fruit and bottled at 8% to 18% alcohol by volume. |
| left objects, including flowers, nuts, grain, | fruit, and feathers. |
| nter in Homestead, Florida, and the Miami-Dade | Fruit and Spice Park, also in Homestead. |
| The | fruit and flowers are also popular with birds and bu |
| alingup was known in the twentieth century for | fruit and vegetable growing , and more recently for |
| frequent visits from his family who bring him | fruit and other gifts during their visits. |
| The council succeeded in getting the | fruit and veg market to move from Commercial Road bu |
| Examples of baits include meat, dung, | fruit and pheromones. |
| as a breakfast cereal based on uncooked oats, | fruit and nuts. |
| rived in Turpin Road Market and set up a rival | fruit and veg stall in direct competition to Pete an |
| acent Strode House; this includes all types of | fruit and vegetables. |
| Diet is | fruit and insects. |
| The Black-headed Bulbul mainly feeds on small | fruit and berries, but will also take insects. |
| h as medlars, persimmons, quince, Service Tree | fruit, and Wild Service Tree fruit ("chequers"). |
| st edges and are strongly attracted to rotting | fruit and plant juices. |
| tion, post-harvest handling, and processing of | fruit and vegetable crops. |
| nter in Homestead, Florida, and the Miami-Dade | Fruit and Spice Park, also in Homestead. |
| , agro art competition where three-dimensional | fruit and vegetable artwork is presented by particip |
| letoebird (Dicaeum hirundinaceum) that eat the | fruit and then either wipes the sticky remains from |
| Its diet consists mainly of | fruit and arthropods. |
| The ripe | fruit and flesh are light yellow and have a sweet ta |
| The area eventually became a | fruit and trucking center. |
| Almond, jasmine, roses, honey, black | fruit and condiments are characteristic notes. |
| Borghese in 1607 together with the Boy Peeling | Fruit and Boy with a Basket of Fruit. |
| 696; her father was a cobbler and her mother a | fruit and vegetable seller in Covent Garden. |
| They are herbivores, so they eat seeds | fruit and nuts. |
| produce dimethylfuran from fructose, found in | fruit and some root vegetables, or from glucose, whi |
| itional flavorings such as coconut, chocolate, | fruit, and nuts. |
| They were giving me good food with | fruit and water for ablutions before prayer." |
| ts in preparation for him joining the family's | fruit and vegetable business, but his teacher turned |
| nd, including large gardens, which eats mainly | fruit and only rarely insects. |
| milk, locally baked bread, regionally sourced | fruit and vegetables, meat raised on nearby village |
| estimated two thirds of leafs and one third of | fruit and seeds. |
| shop is in Piddletrenthide where locally grown | fruit and vegetables, among other miscellaneous item |
| It has been collected in | fruit and flower in December. |
| They eat a wide variety of | fruit and also take insects, often gleaned from twig |
| The | fruit and seeds of Nestegis apetala are palatable to |
| Isensua VX Dragon | Fruit and Guava (PPS) |
| epository in Miami, Florida and the Miami-Dade | Fruit and Spice Park in Homestead, Florida. |
| Market in Jerusalem which is Jerusalem's main | fruit and vegetable market. |
| lls selling meat, fish, dairy produce, organic | fruit and vegetables, delicatessen and craft-ware. |
| There he dedicated himself to culturing | fruit and wine, and established a school at the site |
| , sailing from Lisbon to Salem with a cargo of | fruit and dollars. |
| The Flores Green Pigeon feeds primarily on | fruit and therefore a forest habitat is essential fo |
| -boring insects, and spiders, and occasionally | fruit and berries. |
| It feeds mainly on | fruit and berries but also eats insects during the s |
| n; Sugar Manufacturing; Sugarcane Mills; Fresh | Fruit and Vegetable Merchandising Wholesalers. |
| ere made including Archers, Sunburst, Galleon, | Fruit and Flowers. |
| he USDA's germplasm collection, the Miami-Dade | Fruit and Spice Park in Homestead, Florida. |
| filth of Ungoliant, and helping to nurture the | fruit and the flower that became the Sun and the Moo |
| lly it was the centre of Liverpool's wholesale | fruit and vegetable market. |
| monoids are phytochemicals, abundant in citrus | fruit and other plants of the families Rutaceae and |
| Its diet includes | fruit and seeds. |
| The market includes | fruit and vegetable stalls, butchers, cafes, fast fo |
| xport is food, primarily dairy products, meat, | fruit and fish; about 95% of the country's agricultu |
| Two trees, bearing | fruit and flame, represent the intoxication of the m |
| ssible to buy butter, eggs, pigeon, wild fowl, | fruit and fish. |
| cientist who was known was for his research in | fruit and vegetable products and in developing food |
| They feed inside young | fruit and eject frass from the entry hole causing vi |
| Her | fruit and flower pieces bore unmistakable marks of t |
| Fruit and seeds of Corymbia papuana, Casuarina papua | |
| ned; as of 2010 this market retains only three | fruit and vegetable stalls, which do not open on Sun |
| nc offer fruity aromas, often of apple, citrus | fruit, and floral characteristics. |
| thrips, and whiteflies in greenhouse, outdoor | fruit, and vegetable crops. |
| Fruit and Spice Park, an attraction in Redland | |
| The | fruit and leaves make lather and can be used as soap |
| erous, taking a number of different species of | fruit, and occasionally leaves and flowers. |
| and Keren Woodward in a milk bath filled with | fruit and naked men. |
| ntryround Baracaldo is covered with maize, pod | fruit and vines. |
| rnate table supports a large bowl of myrobalan | fruit and precious jewels. |
| Fruit and berries are usually preferred but insects, | |
| nal solution was developed in the 1920s by the | Fruit and Vegetable Preserving Research Station - no |
| s was born on 30 June 1911, above his parents' | fruit and flower shop in Castle Square, Swansea city |
| It feeds on | fruit and small animals; diet includes many species |
| gaden in order to keep him supplied with fresh | fruit and vegetables throughout the war. |
| They eat the | fruit and seeds of palm trees, especially the Morich |
| Fresh | fruit and vegetables, including apples, potatoes and |
| frequently, it is mixed with cream, sugar and | fruit and served as a dessert. |
| ing several successful businesses, including a | fruit and vegetable wholesale business in the Brisba |
| nown as "Brandy Bottle" after the shape of its | fruit and its characteristic scent. |
| s hairdressers, and at the thatched cottage, a | fruit and veg stall and chip van. |
| A tea loaf is an English cake, made with | fruit and cinnamon (or other spices), and traditiona |
| ally the efforts of the Catholic Church gained | fruit and the Eastern Church was divided. |
| The dainty flowers, small red | fruit, and beautiful bark add to the ornamental valu |
| It is cultivated for its edible | fruit, and has become naturalised in some other part |
| ed that the market would be relocated to a new | fruit and vegetable hall at nearby Smithfield betwee |
| On the slopes flourishes | fruit and maize as well as the most situated sweet c |
| horter and their diet included plenty of fresh | fruit and vegetables. |
| richly ornamented frieze, carved with swags of | fruit and flowers between the Corinthian capitals ru |
| et specialties including heritage varieties of | fruit and veg, unusual poultry, game,seafood and exo |
| such as 'He Went To Paris', 'Grapefruit-Juicy | Fruit', and 'Why Don't We Get Drunk'. |
| wear implies most chalicotheriines fed on hard | fruit and/or seeds. |
| o encourage people to consume five portions of | fruit and/or vegetables per day. |
| Candy canes, | fruit, animals, snowmen, angels and snowflake imager |
| The juniper | fruit appear to form the bulk of its diet. |
| ed by a stem-end neck, which tends to make the | fruit appear bell-shaped. |
| Flowering occurs from October to March, with | fruit appearing from July to September. |
| For the | fruit apple, see Apple. |
| ars, other sections were opened: floriculture, | fruit arboriculture, floristry, additional subjects |
| The | fruit are hairy and yellow to reddish in colour. |
| km2) campus, on which crops of vegetables and | fruit are grown. |
| The | fruit are usually eaten fresh. |
| Fruit are about the size of grapes and taste like cu | |
| The | fruit are small, single-seeded, globose and white wh |
| The | fruit are small and green, with patches of russeting |
| The texture and taste of the | fruit are considered unpleasant. |
| The | fruit are 0.9-1.5 centimetres (0.4-0.6 in) and 0.8-1 |
| The | fruit are about 1 cm diameter, range in color from b |
| All parts of the plant including the | fruit are poisonous if eaten. |
| Fruit are orange-red, 1 cm long and 7 millimetres in | |
| In the morning before eating, nuts and | fruit are added. |
| Fruit are borne in clusters of 10-20. | |
| Its | fruit are round, medium large, has a thick, pebbly p |
| Flowers are light yellow, and | fruit are purple-black when ripe. |
| The flowers and | fruit are like those of other Oregon-grapes; like th |
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