If your Magikarp wants some berries, let it have some berries.
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For the goji berries, soak goji berries in orange juice overnight. 4.
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And now: Berries: Berries are aesthetically pleasing, but they do not taste good.
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Fresh berries, for garnish Add the berries, kefir, almond milk and honey to a blender.
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Berries Berries may do more than add sweetness and color to a morning bowl of cereal or yogurt.
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Oatmeal and berries Ann orders oatmeal with berries for breakfast, which is just such an Ann order. On-brand.
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So, if you're bored by regular berries and looking for a jazzier alternative, you might be into golden berries.
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Recommended by: Martha Heart Berries Terese Marie Mailhot Heart Berries is a coming-of-age memoir about working through trauma.
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My next snacks were the wild berries on many of the trees surrounding the camp -- the commonest were small Kongorobi berries.
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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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Brown notes that in 2015, Ukraine exported 1,300 tons of fresh berries and 0003,251 tons of frozen berries to the European market.
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But agricultural robots have struggled to pick ripe berries, given the fragility of the berries and their tendency to hide beneath leaves.
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These refreshing and slightly sweet berries have 20 times the fibre and polyphenols compared with cultivated berries -- powerful fuel for my gut microbiome.
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In the 1990s the most heavily touted superfoods were fruits, mainly berries, such as wild Maine blueberries and acai berries from the Amazon.
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When the berries are ripe, we flood the beds, or what some people call bogs, so the berries come off the vine easier.
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As for the fiber in golden berries: "All berries are high in vitamin C and fiber; that's what makes them so healthy," she says.
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Aptly named Rosé Berries, these blush-colored berries were created by Driscoll's team of scientists to taste just like a glass of the summertime vino.
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He showed me which parts of the lantana flowers were edible: the flowers and ripe berries are delicious, but the leaves and unripe berries are poisonous.
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Foods rich in antioxidants include a variety of berries like blueberries, cranberries, goji berries and elderberries as well as dark chocolate, pecans, artichokes and kidney beans.
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Scandinavian herbs and seasonings like wild wood sorrel, sea buckthorn berries and "Nordic capers" (pickled elderflower berries), punctuate this umami-rich food with their bracing acidity.
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Brown bears on Kodiak Island, across the water from Katmai, have begun eating more berries as changing conditions allow the berries to ripen later in the year.
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These berries are valuable wildlife food, and birds unwittingly spread the plant further, digesting the berries and excreting their seeds with a supply of fertilizer for good measure.
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I don't buy frozen berries (they are ugly, believe me!), I always choose the most beautiful fresh berries and freeze them in a single layer for at least 21973 hours.
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You can also try stewed winter berries with Nutella and toasted coconut, a pikelet with smashed banana and Nutella, a fruit skewer with Nutella, or raisin toast with Nutella and berries.
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Make the dressing: In a small mixing bowl, whisk together the berries with the vinegar, honey, oregano, garlic, and a pinch of salt, gently breaking down the berries as you do.
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Shari's Berries sweets delivery — starting at $19.99 See Details
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According to a book on the berries titled Lycium Barbarum and Human Health, gojis grown in Zhongning have the highest content of flavonoids than goji berries grown anywhere else in the world.
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Growers want a steady flow of berries to reach the market throughout the season, rather than having a glut of berries arrive all at once, which would cause the price to fall.
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The company was forced to recall a frozen mixed berries product last year amid concerns it had caused an outbreak of hepatitis A. Laboratory tests later cleared the berries of carrying the disease.
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Patties was forced to recall a frozen mixed berries product last year amid concerns the product had caused an outbreak of hepatitis A. Laboratory tests later cleared the berries of carrying the disease.
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For breakfast, I make some eggs and berries with tea.
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However, many people find goji berries to be too bitter.
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And it does pay for my son's college, the berries.
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I make us coffee and spinach egg wraps with berries.
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I started taking the berries to help balance my hormones.
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Berry borers spend most of their lives inside the berries.
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At his stall, he shows me berries from different regions.
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Kamil and his wife Hasiya sort berries near his shack.
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Over here, some ghost berries in a rainbow smoothie jar.
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I decide to save the berries to eat at home.
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The two take a bite into the tart, sour berries.
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Chocolate and red berries is a marriage made in heaven.
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Scoop it up and serve with sweet berries and Champagne.
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The berries inside this drink give it a purple glow.
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I love this chia pudding with berries and popped amaranth.
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Fashion your own makeup out of foraged leaves and berries.
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Do the berries come in boxes or grow in bunches?
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A slim Christmas tree with pine cones and holly berries
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HERBS, BERRIES While my music is blaring, I make tea.
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I used to disparage goji berries as raisins with pretensions.
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The connection between some disappearances and berries cannot be denied.
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Twice he encountered bears, foraging, as he was, for berries.
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Vibrant and refreshing, with flavors of herbs, berries and iron.
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The berries would provide a tart contrast for the chicken.
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The dark purple berries of sloe plants are quite tart.
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Serve with more butter, whipped cream, berries, and maple syrup.
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In one segment he was shown picking then eating berries.
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Dozen Gourmet Dipped Fancy Strawberries, available at Shari's Berries, $39.99
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The berries are grown organically, despite initial skepticism from Mrs.
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The berries were fully chilled and the chocolate was unmelted.
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Then, after the red berries were gathered, the canopy was allowed to close again, and on the shadowed slopes, the ground stayed clear, with only small ferns, wild berries, and banks of delicate impatiens growing.
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Stir 1 cup lemon sorbet into blueberry mixture, crushing berries slightly.
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Think: all the berries you can think of, blended into one.
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The BBC estimated that the berries were worth €303 (US $779).
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The question is, are golden berries really a nutritional golden child?
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My cocktail featured "Chartreuse snow" and was crowned with juniper berries.
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I grew cold-hardy kiwis, beans, melons, berries and then vegetables.
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They contribute to fall leaf colors, red cabbages, and black berries.
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Repeat layering until you get to the top, finishing with berries.
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Serves 2 10 ounces mixed frozen berries, about 2 heaping cups
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Shelled edamame and celery sticks Mixed berries and pineapple cutouts Dessert
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The sweetness of the berries will satiate your sweet tooth too.
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Another compound, cinnamyl acetate, showed up in some of the berries.
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No other company in the world grows berries exactly like these.
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Bears in Alberta just want the berries—buffaloberries, to be exact.
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I like adding berries and squishing them into the gravy afterward.
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You can request a business gift quote at Shari's Berries here.
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Follow that with another star on the menu: Harry's Berries Strawberries.
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Ivy produces beautiful bluish-black berries in quantity when it matures.
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And the toasted coconut chips scattered over the berries on top?
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With an ileostomy, no more nuts, corn, salads, berries or cherries.
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But unlike that dress, nearly everyone perceives Kitaoka's berries as red.
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A buckwheat hazelnut cake can incorporate berries or cacao and pears.
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In one sweeping motion he could dislodge 24 or more berries.
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Labels on the company's berries have been changed, too, to "speak" more to consumers, using a scriptlike font for the Driscoll's name with the dot over the "i" colored to match the berries inside the box.
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His company Imlak'esh Organics, which he founded seven years ago in Santa Barbara, California, specializes in importing ethically sourced superfoods like Goji berries, Golden berries, and Sacha Inchi from small-scale organic farmers around the world.
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One of the berries had a squiggly passenger along for the ride.
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The treats are baked with berries inside and topped with vanilla icing.
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In the wet season, they eat lots of foraged berries and honey.
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Rosen bought the berries, and created his limited-edition gooseberry-ginger cider.
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The berries were sold nationwide under the grocery store's "private selection" brand.
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The thing is, golden berries have an acquired taste and tough texture.
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No cases have been reported in relation to the berries so far.
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No fresh berries are harmed in the making of this ice cream.
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Women forage for plants, dig up tubers, and comb bushes for berries.
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To serve, divide the granita between plates and top with the berries.
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Drizzle more syrup on the creme fraiche and top with the berries.
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Soak goji berries in boiling water until soft, about 10 minutes. 2.
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I end up buying soap berries, floss, a toothbrush, and razor blades.
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Then I make overnight oats with bananas, almond milk, and frozen berries.
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The vines are then raked to loosen the berries from the plants.
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Ghost berries in heart-shaped smoothie bowls spritzed with heart-shaped confetti.
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Try cut veggies, berries, apples, edamame or high-fiber crackers. 3. Fat.
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She picked berries and guava to eat when she could find them.
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Kellogg has put more fruit in its Special K Red Berries cereal.
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I'm Katniss eating those berries, knowing the Gamemakers won't let me die.
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That jam boiled angrily, loudly; its bubbles were larger than the berries.
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Transfer the berries to a plate and strain the remaining flower rub.
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Have you seen the finger-machines picking berries in the Pacific Northwest?
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Shari's Berries offers an assortment of gourmet dipped strawberries for any occasion.
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Shari's Berries offers an assortment of gourmet dipped strawberries for any occasion.
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Fruits: Red/purple grapes, berries, apples, pomegranates, plums and citrus fruits 2.
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Perishable goods like berries and flowers are flown in or bought locally.
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Or keep it super simple and let the berries steal the show.
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They cook it in a soup with ginseng, lotus, and goji berries.
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That requires pickers to select and hand-pick berries as they ripen.
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Garnish with the pickled rhubarb, raspberry gel, rhubarb foam, basil, and berries.
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Think no further than berries, nuts, and a splash of almond milk!
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Citrus, cocoa, and berries are just a few flavors you might taste.
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We forage with the seasons, as the locals do–mushrooms, berries, etc.
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As for fruit, I like blueberries, mixed berries, peach, mango and cherries.
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Gather dried berries and pine cones or mimosa, helichrysum or berried eucalyptus.
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Healthier options included an acai smoothie bowl with berries and shaved coconut.
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There are chokecherries, buffalo berries, juneberries, beans, turnips, deer, elk, and buffalo.
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Third course: Lamb with shiitake-cream sauce and berries sautéed in Hennessy.
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The river is nearby, the forest, mushrooms and berries in the summer.
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Eventually, the bracts fall and the flowers develop into bright red berries.
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At first, they sold the same commercial berries they had always grown.
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I sample a bit of everything — eggs, pancakes with berries, and yogurt.
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I get cornflake-crusted french toast with chantilly cream and fresh berries.
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Peanut-butter toast topped with berries can keep you full for hours.
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At home, he sat in an easy chair, eating berries and grapes.
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The red coffee berries, resembling cranberries, were ripe and ready to pick.
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You can't just start cultivating Brazilian açai berries everywhere, Sax points out.
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"No rain means the berries are much smaller ... if the grapes or berries are smaller, their intensity is much higher, so they're much richer," said Vince Salpietro, managing director of high-end Australian cellar and wine merchant Grand Cru.
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Will we soon have our organic berries delivered to our door by drone?
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Going frozen means you can enjoy your favorite berries or peaches during wintertime.
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He&aposs like those delicious berries you pick that poison your whole tribe.
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Shari's Berries has a whole category of dipped treats dedicated to graduation season.
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Add your own fresh berries to yogurt to boost natural sweetness and fiber.
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Use a grapefruit spoon to scoop out the flesh of the berries. 3.
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Red berries are a natural pairing, but my first thought was Rose Champagne.
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Sometimes you buy fresh berries, and they only last one or two days.
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Beautifully roasted duck and grapes were accented with gin underscored by juniper berries.
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He told the workers to pick the nicest berries and leave the rest.
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They forage for berries and plants, but salmon is their main food source.
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Ma is part of a farmers' cooperative selling black goji berries from Qinghai.
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Machine drives forward, plant gets beat up, berries pop out the other end.
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Shari's Berries Chocolate covered strawberries are a gift that can be enjoyed immediately.
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And they keep way better than a batch of expensive chocolate-covered berries.
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I wake up and make myself some avocado toast and berries with coffee.
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It's leathery and powdery, woody, slightly astringent, with a shadowy trace of berries.
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She starts by going to the gym before eating porridge, berries and honey.
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"Blueberries and other berries have been found to protect the brain," says Wei.
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Thread several fresh berries through 2 straws and set in to the glasses.
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Trucks also need to heavily refrigerate the berries (which requires energy and money).
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In exchange, he returns home with a crate of wine, greens, or berries.
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She didn't finish, but she was asking, Are you really eating wheat berries?
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The result: a bubble for Vancouver area farmland and a bust for berries.
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"Let's eat a bit of sumac," Logan said, passing out small scarlet berries.
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Out in Oregon and Washington, it has begun feeding on hazelnuts and berries.
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Berry 4.03's Pitzer wheel features "obtainers," which can cup and pick berries.
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Before that can happen, though, the berries must conform to Driscoll's aesthetic standards.
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Other berries at the time were awkward and irregular; Banners were exceptionally consistent.
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To make the filling, gently mix the berries, lemon zest and 3 tbsp.
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She will catch fish, but who will scavenge for berries while she's fishing?
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But there were berries, hemp seed, flax seed, salty roots… lots of things.
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Berry Feta Salad Creamy feta and tart berries make a killer combo. 3.
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Atop the dish he placed sliced fennel, fennel fronds, edible flowers, and berries.
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It is very spice-led: allspice berries and cardamom are the dominant flavors.
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Your shoes have what look like mounds of grapes, or berries, on them.
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Nonetheless, children and even adults should admire the beautiful berries from a distance.
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Locally sourced berries, green beans, and asparagus, though, have a low carbon footprint.
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In the wet season, they forage for berries and harvest honey from beehives.
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R. orders eggplant rolls, a bread and sausage dish, and yogurt and berries.
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Some of them, like Scarr's, grind wheat berries into new flour every day.
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They didn't taste like fully ripe berries, but that was beside the point.
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"I saw it as an upgrade," he said of swapping beer for berries.
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You get the berries, translucent and sugary, and the muffin, compressed and sweaty.
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For his final act, Fraser turns to a classic combination: berries and cream.
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Berries are another food item to check out when observing the Nordic diet, as registered dietitian Rachel Kreider told INSIDER nutritionally dense berries native to the region (includes lingonberries, gooseberries, and even cloudberries) can bring necessary antioxidants to your plate.
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"If you don't like them, you will be fine with other berries," she says.
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Are you branching out from your usual neutral lipstick into bright reds and berries?
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For food, Viktor primarily survives on a foraged diet of fish, berries, and mushrooms.
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Heart Berries (Counterpoint, 20183), her first book, was a New York Times best-seller.
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To serve, toss the berries with 1 to 2 tablespoons of the simple syrup.
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I would easily pay triple that at the grocery store, especially for the berries.
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Frozen bananas or berries can also help if the child is eating solid foods.
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The Nordic diet encourages consumption of fatty fish, fresh vegetables, berries, and fermented foods.
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He transfers the berries to a ceramic plate and adds a splash of vinegar.
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Kaden survived by drinking water from streams and eating berries and crickets, CNN reported.
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Move the finished berries to the refrigerator to cool and set, about 30 minutes.
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So he mixed together some Greek yogurt, fresh berries and Stevia (a natural sweetener).
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Thomas told ABC that Elijah had "so many different allergies," including peanuts and berries.
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Berries from the juniper tree are a critical ingredient in the production of gin.
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For dessert, the stars enjoyed mini lemon tarts, mini tiramisu cups and fresh berries.
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High levels of the isotope were detected in milk, wild mushrooms, berries, and meat.
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So, in the fruit basket of life ... Kim continues to choose berries over apples.
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Early poems often depict her foraging for food, gathering mussels, clams, mushrooms, or berries.
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Berries are expensive in Singapore, as they come from the U.S., Korea, or Egypt.
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He's red-green color-blind, and tends to pick his berries by their sheen.
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Honey produced in Paris tastes of red berries and lychee, Mr. de Campeau said.
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Enjoy a light, fluffy Belgian waffle topped with berries, powdered sugar, or chocolate sauce.
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Other fruit works well, too, if you've got plums or nectarines instead of berries.
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The harvest season of Tanzania is October to February, and berries don't ripen uniformly.
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The berries get very soft and mix in nicely when cooked with the oatmeal.
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But, with so many berries and blends out there, how are we to choose?
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That actually sounds pretty delicious, but are fresh-picked berries really worth the danger?
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Let's just hope they don't graduate from rotten berries to the hard stuff, though.
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What I really love are acai bowls, with berries, granola and so much honey.
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I examine berries one by one to make sure they aren't soft or dented.
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Nowadays, he lives on fresh fish, berries and mushrooms, and refuses to use medicine.
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Berries and other wild fruits such as plums, gooseberries and grapes were much appreciated.
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Those things include berries, apples, mushrooms and wild herbs such as horsetail and sorrel.
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But those sad-looking berries squashed on the way home from the farmers' market?
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Berries have their place, too, combined with stone fruit or in all-berry versions.
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Berries, green beans, and asparagus are examples of foods that are often air-freighted.
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Use the bruised or ugly berries for this since you won't see them, anyway.
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The Antxiola, pale salmon in color, smells like red berries and is mildly effervescent.
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He wasn't sure how growers were going to get the berries picked this season.
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I was eating flavorless foods and nuts and berries and grains — like a squirrel.
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Summer fruit works best: berries, peaches, plums, cherries, nectarines, apricots, pears or a combination.
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The powder is a sherbet made from acai berries and ground-up popping candy.
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The palate is soft and rich, with ripe-sweet flavors of cherries and berries.
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So, grab a bag of berries from the freezer aisle, and let's get started.
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I simply blended mixed berries, banana, and some almond milk to start my day.
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He imports as much as 30,000 pounds of Goji berries a year from China.
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Atop that goes the berries, left whole, and a few sprigs of bronze fennel.
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"I kind of relate the fatalities to eating Cap'n Crunch's Crunch Berries," he continues.
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It's a hydrojelly mask, so it's deeply hydrating, really soothing and cooling, and it has goji berries in it, so that's what gives it that red color, but goji berries are also high in antioxidants, and it stimulates our youth hormone, HGH.
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The red berries of the dogwood trees and the red seedpods of the magnolias flare up, too, and so do the berries of the bush honeysuckle, invasive but still ineffably beautiful in the failing light at the end of an October day.
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Other studies have shown that berries or other foods that are high in antioxidants (goji berries, blueberries, pecans, artichokes and kidney beans, just to name a few) have strong antioxidant capacities, which can help fight the brain's high susceptibility to oxidative damage.
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They can be enjoy plain or with bananas, berries, or whipped cream (or all three).
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Act fast, and don't forget to pick up a bottle to pair with your berries!
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Compared to other types of fruit, golden berries tend to have a lower sugar content.
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Kara brought her in-laws pies she had baked with berries picked near her house.
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Heart Berries has earned a spot on a dozen "most anticipated books of 20183" lists.
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Trainers from the same team can give defending Pokémon some Berries to keep them motivated.
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"It's really very difficult because you don't have anybody to pick the berries," says Carol.
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Transfer the warm berries and water into a blender along with the remaining ingredients. 23.
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Transfer the warm berries and water into a blender along with the remaining ingredients. 3.
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Bakers also began to incorporate local berries and fruits native to America into their pies.
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I'm planning to make it with almond milk, almond butter, and fresh berries on top.
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Dead beetles on cards are clearly easier prey than live ones hidden in coffee berries.
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Fresh goji berries taste nothing like the limp, dried morsels we get in the West.
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Bowl of berries, a mix of strawberries, blueberries and raspberries Total Calories: 1,505 The Verdict:
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I also grab a Pink Lady apple and a container of pre-cut mixed berries.
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The abundant berries, insects, and wetlands in the refuge attract around 22011 regular bird residents.
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This right here is a poor cricket dude getting absolutely smoked in his googly berries.
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I heat up my burrito bowl and enjoy berries while eating in the staff room.
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Let's get one thing straight first: Açaí berries on their own aren't bad for you.
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"Pepper on top, right?" he asks, graciously remembering that I like pepper on my berries.
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It would be made of rocks and berries and taste sweet and way too crunchy.
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To assemble, place ½ cup sorbet in each of 6 bowls; top each with ¼ cup berries.
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Hollingsworth went wild in the MUNCHIES garden, picking flowers and berries to his heart's delight.
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You still throw balls to capture creatures, and feed them berries to make them healthy.
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And when cherries weren't in season, different fruits stepped in: apricots, plums, berries, even pears.
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Vegetable gardens filled with collards, berries, pole beans and cucumbers grew beside the small houses.
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Three-tier wedding cakes, popular in June, come laden with real orchids and fresh berries.
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For the average consumer, "berries in winter were a luxury item back then," Wishnatzki said.
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The very largest of the berries I saw growing were the size of a plum.
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For dessert, mixed wild berries are served with a vintage 1968 Cristal sabayon cream sauce.
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We ate cod and scallops with baked apple and local berries in the town's restaurant.
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Many of the berries end up, of course, as a sweet sauce to accompany turkey.
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Toddler had oatmeal made with quick oats, fortified baby cereal, whole milk, and frozen berries.
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There was also a Starbucks-brand strawberry syrup, and they brought freeze-dried berries, too.
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Berries & Feta Salad Keep the surprises coming with this fresh and delicious berry salad. 3.
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An elderflower granita was delicate but powerful, dolled up with tart berries and fresh herbs.
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I literally never ate fruit until we moved in together and now it's berries galore.
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The emissions benefits may be biggest for produce that gets shipped by air, like berries.
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Recent selections include the toasted grapefruit and a waffle with powdered sugar, berries and anglaise.
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The new Berry Protein Blend is made with with chia seeds, mixed berries and yogurt.
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The offenders there — Norway maples, white mulberries and porcelain berries — do not arrive on water.
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Someone spots a bush of bright pink buffalo berries nearby and Katso shouts with delight.
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During my school years, we would go in the woods and pick berries or mushrooms.
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Today, it's Trader Joe's gluten-free nuts-and-berries granola, cottage cheese, and fresh raspberries.
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The spice drawer is clogged with dozens of jars: ancho chile, juniper berries, fenugreek powder.
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Sometimes dark-chocolate-covered berries, to get a sweet fix without eating an entire doughnut.
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Who were those people in surgical masks harvesting berries from that tree outside our office?
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Go the market, find the ripest berries available, and spend the evening making something delicious.
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It's not summer yet, but you can absolutely use frozen berries to recall warmer days!
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Breakfast was a continental spread, featuring yogurt with berries, chia seed pudding, danish, and oatmeal.
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Then I go to QFC and get almond milk, Kashi cereal, and frozen berries ($73).
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I have some berries and cheese and pretzels for lunch before I start my work.
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And you need a large machine to physically carry those berries out in the field.
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Facing starvation, they made tea by boiling straw and ate berries that worsened their diarrhea.
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Some passed the time there while their mothers shopped for apples and berries and greens.
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During a dessert of fresh berries and a communal chocolate bar, she exhaled with satisfaction.
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Today, Mr. Mraz said, the bushes are waist high and producing a few coffee berries.
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It took us a month and, along the way, I fell in love with berries.
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They also produce bright red berries, but don't eat those — they are toxic to humans.
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Any such berries that have been frozen for later use should also be thrown away.
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In the comic, Gibbons's seemingly gives Doctor Manhattan's twigs and berries little thought or attention.
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I add some nut butter to it for taste and berries if I have them.
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Good sources include broccoli, carrots, beets, green leafy vegetables, apples, berries, bananas, avocados and pears.
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As red and luscious as they seem, nightshade's berries are best left on the vine.
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It is abundant with the berries and plants the Wet'suwet'en harvest for food and medicine.
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In the past, I've used mud, wild roses, berries, bark, and mushrooms in my pieces.
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Buy Shari's Berries Chocolate Strawberries for $24.99 and up (price varies by number and type)
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The milk was also stored by freezing it, and it was sometimes mixed with berries.
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But these berries—blackberries, ground cherries, and strawberries—were all plucked straight from the garden.
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Authorities said that in September, two men made a grisly discovery while picking palmetto berries in Bithlo, Florida, a rural municipality outside Orlando: As they were searching for berries, the men found the skeletal remains of a woman about six feet off the road.
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Now that fresh berries are available year round, they are an even better — and juicier — choice.
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The mummy's body is covered in juniper berries, which were often found in old Egyptian tombs.
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Le Creuset is celebrating berries with its latest color, Berry, which hit stores on May 6th.
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Or, skip the cooking all together and chuck the berries into a summer cocktail and chill.
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I'm starving, so I munch on random stuff from the fridge — bread, pepperoni, cheese, and berries.
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I grab some organic greek yogurt and toss some organic crushed almonds and berries in it.
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The foods included classic Australia Day dishes like pavlova, a meringue dessert typically served with berries.
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Doughnut Plant's Pokéseed is inspired by the game's pecha berries, which rejuvenate Pokémon, according to Gothamist.
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While Jonas's mom, Denise, held yellow peonies from New Zealand, plumeria flowers and Salvadora pearl berries.
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In a small bowl, stir the remaining vinegar and champagne together along with the berries. 4.
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China imposed tariffs on 128 products imported from the US, including pork, berries, almonds, and apples.
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A traditional Indigenous diet of dried game, fish, and berries, for example, became cause for alarm.
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I load up on watermelon and berries from the buffet, along with bacon and scrambled eggs.
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As the name suggests, this flavor is basically Cap'n Crunch Crunch Berries cereal in Slurpee form.
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Then I come home and have a bowl of oatmeal and berries or something like that.
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I add a few pimento berries, a slice of rye bread, and a bay leaf too.
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A mysterious cluster of red berries is also, absurdly, included at the top of the painting.
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Over there, some ghost berries in a smoothie bowl that also has entire roses in it.
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Cook the berries: Melt the remaining 2 tablespoons butter in a medium skillet over medium heat.
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While shopping, I thought that macerated balsamic berries would be the perfect addition to this dish.
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Purposefully buying light pink berries with the flavor profile of an alcoholic beverage seems counter-intuitive.
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If you're heading back into the U.S., you can only bring mistletoe without berries through customs.
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Vitamin B and C, found in berries and citrus fruits, are also essential for healthy hair.
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He has mixed berries or some dark chocolate for dessert and also sometimes drinks red wine.
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Its scent — an intoxicating blend of berries, apples, peaches, and kumquat — makes it even more enchanting.
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The newlyweds' four-tiered wedding cake included layers of berries and cream, chocolate decadence and funfetti.
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Without them we would not have coffee, berries and many other things we take for granted.
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Yet it owns 34 farms in five states, including California, where vegetables and berries are grown.
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Garnish the berries with the fennel fronds and radish pods and drizzle with the flower rub.
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Starbucks explained in its official press release that prickly pears taste like tropical melon and berries.
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Add the strawberries, and cook until the berries are tender and soft, 4 to 6 minutes.
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The company's YouTube channel will feature stories told by consumers about why berries make them happy.
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Longer term Zespri is working on commercializing tiny kiwi berries and a variety of red kiwifruit.
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Berries, chocolate, apples, pears, pumpkin, avocado, onions, cucumber, and cabbage all rely heavily on bee pollination.
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Long-term it plans to develop microbes for vegetables, berries and other high-value crops, too.
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But feel free to lay your berries in any shape you like — stars, smiley faces, rhombuses.
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And the locals who are harvesting the berries may be suffering the effects of accumulated radiation.
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Baked Oatmeal Give everyday oatmeal an upgrade by baking it with mom's favorite nuts and berries.
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Follow along as they pick berries, chop logs, and complete crossword puzzles in the gallery, ahead.
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No problem, just sprinkle with your preferred nuts, seeds, and berries, grab a spoon and enjoy!
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Bananas, berries, eggs, salsa, green beans, spinach, mushrooms, yogurt, plus a few flowers for the apartment.
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Dollop a hefty spoonful or two of the whipped cream on top of the berries. 3.
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It works like magic and your twig and berries region will smell like a tropical getaway.
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Burki likes the potent anti-inflammatory properties of antioxidants like raspberry seeds and camu camu berries.
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Transfer cucumber water to a small bowl and whisk in the oil, sugar, and allspice berries.
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Start by mixing the berries—low glycemic and high in antioxidants—right into the dressing itself.
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Top it with berries and whipped cream, or leave it plain and serve it with tea.
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Humans, too, can eat berries, but despite the good looks, most people find them virtually tasteless.
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When Ursula's mother, Patricia O'Neal, started making the cake in the 1960s, she used fresh berries.
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Terese Marie Mailhot's memoir, published under the romantic, rather forgettable name "Heart Berries," is a sledgehammer.
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Ground cherries, or husk cherries, look like little yellow tomatillos, but they're actually more like berries.
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Instead, these robins were eating dried berries from the brown monkey grass bordering our front walkway.
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They're known for this cocktail, which is garnished with cucumber ribbons, rose petals, and juniper berries.
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Tomatoes, squash, and berries are just some of the crops we can thank bees for pollinating.
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Tart berries and sour cherries may need more sugar than gentle, low-acid peaches and pears.
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"The truck pulls in, they load up the berries, the truck pulls out," Mr. Gean said.
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No matter what I'm eating, I always have a green juice and a bowl of berries.
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Desserts are plentiful in the evening; I loved the cherry dark chocolate lava cake with berries.
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The rest of it is berries left in the bramble after a visit from midday starlings.
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Within a very short time, my love affair with berries had entered the posthoneymoon phase: complacency.
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My relationship with berries has since kept on moving toward that happy stage of balanced coexistence.
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We have also used this method in combination with different types of vegetables, fruits, and berries.
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If you had a box just of Crunch Berries, though, it's gonna taste terrible after awhile.
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Luckily, I have enough time for breakfast, so I make myself a smoothie bowl (soy milk, frozen banana, frozen spinach, frozen berries, collagen powder, maca powder) topped with the last of the fresh figs, dried goji berries, cacao nibs, my homemade granola, almonds, and coconut flakes.
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There are other tricks, but down in New Zealand, a new tool has emerged to aid consumers in the quest for the perfect avocado that doesn't require manhandling the entire pile of bumpy berries (yep, they're actually just big, weird-looking berries) at your local supermarket.
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Chef David Tam, founder of Rolln in NYC, told Insider that he loves Trader Joe's rolled oats, and he and often uses them to make smoothies"I mix them with seeds, goji berries, and frozen mixed berries every morning to make a breakfast smoothie," he said.
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Berries — particularly blueberries, cranberries, blackberries, raspberries, and strawberries: A 2015 review, published in the International Journal of Molecular Sciences, found that berries like strawberries, raspberries, and blueberries contain compounds that help prevent inflammation and heart disease, as well as lowering the risk of certain cancers risk.
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IF there was "training value" in it, we'd be seeing twigs and berries all over the sky.
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Beyond coffee, hypothetically labs like Front Range can build databases of other crops like berries and pineapples.
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Place cut side down on grill, until berries are caramelized and have grill marks, about 2 minutes.
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Reuters reports that there's a hint of honey and berries in the cloudy—and flat—nectar. Hmmmm.
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Pour the batter into the prepared skillet, then distribute orange segments and berries evenly over the top.
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HG Tip: Cut a thin slice off the bottom of each strawberry, so the berries sit flat.
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We still have eggs, so we make some scrambled eggs and smoothies with berries from the freezer.
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When you first get pregnant, he's a poppy seed, then progresses to berries, and, excitingly, citrus fruits.
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Jonas's boutonniere was made from a few of the same varieties: nerine, tuberose and Salvadora pearl berries.
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I also finish up leftover bone broth with mushroom and goji berries that I made last weekend.
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From berries to melons, mangos and more, it's all in season — ripe, and ready for the picking.
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The floral displays were sourced locally from Windsor Great Park, and include roses, hydrangeas, dahlias and berries.
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However, previous excavations have uncovered a calcified branch bearing berries that normally only come out in autumn.
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I learned to fish, we picked berries and mushrooms, and used what we could when in season.
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I'm a fan of soft-boiled eggs, oatmeal, berries, tea, and whole-grain toast with almond butter.
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Lorenzo, one of the farm's employees, stands among the bushes, picking off a few ripe red berries.
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Not content with improving existing crops, she wants to create a new one by domesticating serendipity berries.
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Labor shortages have been especially tough on farmers with crops such as tree fruits, grapes and berries.
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I grab some tuna and salmon nigiri, a side salad, berries, and an Ito En jasmine tea.
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Available now through June 13, the Wonder Woman Berry Bold is a blend of chocolate and berries.
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There's a town in Alaska where bears will come over just to bro out and eat berries.
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Ladle some custard on top, sprinkle with fresh berries, and drizzle with the couli and sherry mixture.
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To assemble, layer pancakes on a large platter, top with coulis, freshly whipped cream, and fresh berries.
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The cream was loosely applied, and the berries on top of it were spread almost willy-nilly.
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Then he'll have a dessert of mixed berries or dark chocolate, which he consumes before 9 p.m.
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Amazon buys Whole Foods for 13.7 billion, roughly equivalent to 11 shopping bags of their organic berries.
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K., botanically speaking, avocados are technically berries; cucumbers and tomatoes are fruits; and corn is a grain.
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Dillard, the brand strategist, dreams of a ten-dollar clamshell filled with splurge-worthy super-premium berries.
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I could have tinkered with the structure of the cake so it could physically support the berries.
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The berries stayed on top of the batter, collapsing only minimally and retaining their color and shape.
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Expensive and time-consuming, but tastes like sweet berries and the illusion of having my life together.
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We took the dried berries and dropped them into a hulking mortar and pestle to be hulled.
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From lettuce to thyme, berries, canned tuna, soy sauce, and milk, seemingly everything leaves a footprint.3.
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Just add nuts, berries, veggies, grains, or cheeses to your leafy greens and the possibilities are endless.
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Warmer temperatures have reduced budding and flowering rates, meaning trees yield fewer fruits and berries, he noted.
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I've experimented with apples, pears, oranges, grapes, kiwis, eggplant, strawberries, berries, broccoli, Brussels sprouts, carrots—maybe more.
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There had been a single dessert on our first visit — an excellent panna cotta with fresh berries.
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His mother cooks a dessert on Tuesdays, usually something classically simple, like tarts packed with local berries.
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They then rake all the berries into vacuums that suck them up into the backs of trucks.
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On a hot summer day, Ms. Bibi had gone to pick berries with her Muslim co-workers.
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And deep down, they are not so different after all: Whole cranberry sauce indeed involves whole berries.
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We've got the easiest one around, an icebox cake layered with berries and cream and saltine crackers.
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The women traverse hilly terrain to collect wild berries and dig up tubers resembling fibrous sweet potatoes.
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I added canned cranberry sauce because outside November it can be hard to find bagged fresh berries.
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Katso points out more bushes heavy with buffalo berries, wild currants, and chokecherries tucked alongside the hills.
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The green pepper berries become black pepper after they spend four or five days in the sun.
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Give me quinoa, wheat berries, millet, buckwheat, brown rice or white: All are good candidates for salads.
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A nameless woman wanders from home to pick berries, only to lose her way in the forest.
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Determined to get back to his family, he drank water from streams and ate berries and crickets.
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On the island, farmers harvest the scallions, peppers and pimento berries that go into the Walkerswood seasonings.
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Thick, with plump berries that have a winey complexity, the preserves deserve freshly baked muffins or scones.
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I had yogurt and berries again the next morning to hold me over until a later brunch.
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I loved that they also had fresh blueberries in them and topped with even more fresh berries.
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High-fiber fruits are also an important part of the diet, including citrus, berries, bananas, and apples.
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Specifically, Brown said NAFTA is hurting the U.S. specialty crop industry (such as berries, tomatoes and watermelons).
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A. I look at how people perceive Driscoll's berries and what they like or dislike about them.
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It smells like flowers, berries and fresh earth, and is bright, exuberant and refreshing, with citrus highlights.
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Maybe if you jazzed it up with ice cubes and some frozen berries, this could be better.
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"And then, I have mixed berries as a dessert, maybe some dark chocolate," he said in March.
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Because of this, I'd probably suggest pairing these brownies with a light, fluffy cream and fresh berries.
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Thousands of green coffee berries turn brilliant red as they ripen, ready to be harvested by hand.
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Some have theorized that the juniper berries in gin combine potently with a substance in the raisins.
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Bittersweet nightshade is actually a tomato relative, and grows glistening, deep red berries any tomato would envy.
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The berries are hand-dipped to ensure that each one is evenly coated in the rich chocolate.
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While still inside the ovary, eggs are like little berries growing on a stem called the follicle.
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RELATED: Here's Why You Should Add More Veggies to Your Diet ASAP Eat cranberries instead of goji berries Goji berries became popular largely due to their exotic nature; the fact that they are used in Chinese medicine to enhance immunity; and because they reportedly have high levels of antioxidants.
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Reynolds, 42, then says the process continues by beating the juniper berries so their flavor is less pungent.
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" Arrange raspberries in rows, alternating uncoated and sugar-coated berries in horizontal lines on brownie to create "stripes.
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I do the usual (animals, dishes, yoga) and then make coffee and Greek yogurt with berries and granola.
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Elizabeth Warren tweeted about Denali Berries Stuckey, a black trans woman who was murdered recently in South Carolina.
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"Humans have been dyeing their hair with natural ingredients like teas, berries, and coffee for centuries," she says.
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A rootless ivy with abstract berries and flowers climbs the front of the image in starts and stops.
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Too bad a 2015 review found "unclear or conflicting" scientific evidence that the berries make skin look younger.
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The shortcakes come together incredibly quickly, and I whip some cream and prep the berries while they cook.
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Fruit lovers, check your freezers because a selection of frozen berries from Kroger and Costco have been recalled.
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Shari's Berries has a massive selection of chocolate covered everything, from gourmet strawberries, to cheesecake, to caramel pretzels.
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Serve over the tomatoes, olives, and caper berries, and garnish with a little fresh oregano, rosemary, or mint.
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In addition to many made the traditional ways, others are distilled with pink flowers, berries, and even rhubarb.
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The figs become local acai berries and Mary and Joseph travel, not by donkey, but in a canoe.
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It's a super grownup meal of mac and cheese and smoothies (avocado, banana, mixed berries, and coconut water).
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The gymnast tells Women's Health that Special K Red Berries and egg whites make up her ideal breakfast.
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But unfortunately, you can't get high-quality produce year-round, and that's when frozen berries can be ideal.
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I really like putting fresh things in my cocktails – you can always add honey or thyme or berries.
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After it's stirred up and stored in the fridge overnight, she serves it with berries and shredded coconut.
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The deluge of berries take a conveyor belt up to barrels carted alongside the harvester by a tractor.
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Loaded Vegan Blueberry Muffins These muffins pack in the blueberry flavor with berries, jam, AND blueberry oil. 6.
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I use mashed banana, oats, dried berries, pistachios, chopped pecans, dark chocolate chips, coconut oil, vanilla, and cinnamon.
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I do not like ghost berries arranged into a holiday wreath, lightly implying that I should eat sticks.
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We top our pancakes with the berries I made last night and watch Hell's Kitchen while eating breakfast.
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I get my typical scramble with veggies and cheese, along with a side of berries, for under $3.
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"An enormous amount of our food crops depend on animal pollinators," Crall says, highlighting fruits, nuts, and berries.
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Denali Berries Stuckey, 29, of Charleston, was found dead on the shoulder of a road after 4 a.m.
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Arrangements feature your classics like roses and carnations, plus more unique pairings like succulents, eucalyptus, and even berries.
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To serve, top blueberry chia pudding with turmeric apricots, orange-juice-soaked goji berries, and macadamia nuts. Enjoy.
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Coffee is a beverage, a brewed drink prepared from the roasted seeds of berries from the coffea plant.
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Dot with the chicken liver mousse and garnish with the berries, fennel fronds, and edible flowers, if using.
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You see a flash of red, and you think it's some litter or something, but it's just berries.
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As the family comes to know the woods, a quiet beauty is revealed: deer and berries and stars.
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But berries are fine on the plan, so Harper and Drewery often buy raspberries, blackberries, strawberries, and blueberries.
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Last December, sanitary protocols to export corn, tobacco, berries, beef, and dairy to the Chinese market were signed.
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They ate strange red berries from the bushes, though the mother had always said never to do that.
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It's then wrapped in a cinnamon batter that gets deep-fried and topped with maple syrup and berries.
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Driscoll's is betting that once consumers know why its berries are distinctive they will demand them by name.
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You're safe if the plant has thorns -- poison ivy doesn't -- but it does sometimes have little white berries.
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Other people have reported accidentally ingesting stinkbugs in, among other things, salads, berries, raisin bran, applesauce, and chili.
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The juicy, antioxidant-laden berries grow in a variety of climates — as long as there are bees around.
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But Cranberry Pie allows the berries to make a second appearance at the Thanksgiving table, in a dessert.
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To live off goji berries alone would be no more healthy than dining on sausages for every meal.
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We found cool picture frames and accents from Hobby Lobby, Still7 and Kiwi & Berries at Etsy and Target.
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In addition, some plants are only easily recognizable when they are fruiting and showing off their characteristic berries.
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I made an omelette with eggs, kale, and cheese, plus ate the remainder of the berries for breakfast.
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Stir in the blueberries and simmer, stirring occasionally, until the berries begin to burst, 3 to 23 minutes.
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Plus, it's easy to create different flavors with other healthy ingredients like peanut butter, berries, cinnamon, or honey.
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Some have berries, other have granola, and they're all a perfect, protein-packed way to start your day.
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Place the pan over low heat and cook slowly, shaking the pan occasionally to cook the berries evenly.
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When the berries have softened somewhat and released their juices, remove from the heat and allow to cool.
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A berry-picking machine drives into the bog, and churns up the vines to knock the berries off.
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In the early summer, their menu options are limited — the omnivorous bears can subsist on sedge and berries.
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But even berries and stone fruit, if frozen properly, will be just fine for pies and baked goods.
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Bring a large pot of water to a boil with the salt, juniper berries, peppercorns, and bay leaf.
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Small rodents, like white-footed mice, eat the berries, but again, seem to show no preference for them.
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For those who don't mind dirty knees and a quick biology lesson, the berries display a curious feature.
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I ate the rest over the next few days, as Packer serves it, over yogurt with fresh berries.
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The coffee season was about to begin, and red coffee berries shined in clumps against the dark bushes.
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Images of the natural world, especially those of wild berries, are touchstones in many of Mr. Kenny's poems.
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Each morning, a technician places berries on their desks, and employees note their reactions on a score card.
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We lugged along our work bags, which lacked the baguettes, Brie and berries everyone else seemed to have.
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The health department said strawberries under three brands had been recalled: Berry Obsession, Berry Licious and Donnybrook Berries.
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Use the small (7.5 ounces) for wine, a panna cotta, yogurt and berries, or serving condiments and pickles.
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There are easily ten thousand fruits recluse within my garden, and a good number of them are berries.
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Sweet alternatives: Try plain, unsweetened yogurt with berries and nuts or sliced apples with sugar-free peanut butter.
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"These animals have similar diets — twigs and berries — so they have a natural clean flavor," Mr. Charles said.
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Ewoldt likes to sprinkle his Greek yogurt with some berries in the morning for a simple, quick breakfast.
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But since he tries to avoid sugar, he goes mostly for mixed berries, dark chocolate, and red wine.
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Just toss defrosted berries with a little lemon juice and cornstarch for the base of this easy crisp.
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Enter this mug cobbler you can whip together with the berries you were saving for your morning smoothie.
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With the jam boiled down, the berries glazed, and the ice cream solidified, assembling a sundae is easy.
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During week two, you can add a serving of antioxidant-rich berries and an extra serving of dairy.
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Take this photo, for example, which was created by Japanese psychologist Akiyoshi Kitaoka: The berries look red, right?
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"Working on this with Nick was like being in therapy with him," Reiner said, spooning up his berries.
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Cut the bag to fit, wrap in the twine and tuck in a small flower, berries or greenery.
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Raising prices Tucker Garrison knows he has to raise prices for the Goji berries he imports from China.
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While most birds get drunk by ingesting fermented berries and fruits, sometimes they access alcohol made for humans.
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If you've never heard of golden berries before, they're about the size of a cherry tomato, but taste sour.
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Fresh golden berries are sold in the produce section of specialty grocery stores, or dried in the snack section.
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Just like popular cotton candy grapes and sumo oranges, Driscoll's assures that their Rosé Berries are not genetically modified.
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In a news conference yesterday, she said she survived on berries and river water and slept in boar dens.
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I gather my food for the day — oatmeal with frozen berries, leftover chicken, cucumber-tomato salad, and some strawberries.
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Anyone who likes pairing classic chocolate with berries will love combining the ruby chocolate with dark or milk chocolate.
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You might not be able to get nice summer berries, but you can always count on candy for convenience.
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Fortunately for anyone with an aversion to chia seeds and goji berries, there are equally good-for-you alternatives.
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You'll have the option to spin a disc at a gym and earn items like berries, pokéballs, and more.
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They eat almost anything in the wild: Fish, berries, grass — but humans are not part of a bear's diet.
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A single facility can need a half dozen or more temperature settings to house products from Popsicles to berries.
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The most skilled pickers of berries, tomatoes, and other delicate types of produce can pocket $30-203 per hour.
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Once at work, I run upstairs to get a veggie and cheese scramble, with a side of berries ($03).
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I choose a "pick-your-own" salad with kale, jicama, snap peas, berries, flax seed mix, and lemon dressing.
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Shari's Berries will give you a little fruit with that chocolate, as in chocolate-dipped strawberries for 25% off.
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Kiwi berries are fuzz-free, grape sized kiwis you can pop in your mouth or muddle in my margarita.
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Enjoy your holiday meal this year, because cranberries, almonds, apples, pumpkins, and berries will soon face a price hike.
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Order classics like roses or carnations, or spice up her kitchen with more unique pairings like succulents or berries.
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Drayer suggests adding fruit or vegetables, such as lemons, berries and orange or cucumber slices, to enhance the flavor.
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I didn't have the heart to tell her that in California, where I live, we eat berries year round.
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Now, she said, she tells stories of gathering firewood and wild berries in land that is covered by water.
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Lafeber's Classic Nutri-Berries for Cockatiels are nutritionally complete and helps to increase foraging behavior in your beloved bird.
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In 1957, Driscoll's developed a strawberry plant it prosaically called Z5A, which produced attractive berries over a long season.
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How about apple slices and peanut butter, Greek yogurt and berries, or oatcakes with hummus as quick, easy snacks?
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He worked part-time at a restaurant, sometimes foraged for berries and knew which churches gave out free food.
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As the cost of growing berries rises, Driscoll's must find ways of enticing people to pay more for them.
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In addition, Brown notes, the berries can be labeled organic, since radioactivity is not covered under common organic designations.
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This $50 appliance is a perfect follow-up present for the person you're saddling with five pounds of berries.
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After being picked, the berries are dried in the sun until they are at exactly 11 percent moisture content.
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In terms of secondary ingredients, I wanted one to include hazelnut (because Nutella) and the other to feature berries.
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SuperSonic SourTonic is a sour beer made with cucumber and juniper berries—an homage to the gin and tonic.
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"Because of the juniper berries' flavor and scent, it's hard not to think about the famous cocktail," Walsh says.
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Basically avoid mushrooms and red berries and you'll be okay, until you starve to death, when you won't be.
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It tastes only of goji berries, so I figure the bar could make some yoga instructor very happy someday.
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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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The rye berries were as wholesome as they were fun to eat, and so springy they almost seemed alive.
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Having fresh yogurt in the fridge at this time of peak berries and amazing stone fruit is a treat.
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Acai berries are touted as a superfood; they are rich in antioxidants and supposedly can help with weight loss.
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Partridgeberry, Mitchella repens, takes its name from its beautiful bright red berries, which start to form in early summer.
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He had planted six acres with pistachio, fig, apricot, apple and olive trees, vines and berries for the birds.
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We chat for a while and then I go to the kitchen for a breakfast sandwich, berries, and coffee.
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The result are dishes that might include Haida Gwaii salmon with Navajo-steamed corn and Pima wheat berries ($32).
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The cream cheese in this crust perfectly complements the tart berries and makes this galette impossible to stop eating.
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The best grows naturally here in the high elevations, the green berries protected by the shade until they ripen.
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In the interior, pineapple upside-down cake is eaten with a salad made of lard, sugar, berries and whitefish.
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From its lovely purple-black berries to the very tip of its stout, white taproot, the plant is poison.
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Yotam grew up in Jerusalem, and didn't really encounter berries until he arrived in Europe to go to college.
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This is a small percentage of usually highly perishable foods, like asparagus, green beans and berries; but only about .
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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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It is savory, stony and totally refreshing, with flavors of red berries and citrus and a lingering saline edge.
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Right outside my apartment door, a tree with red berries known as the common yew (Taxus baccata) was identified.
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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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As I rend the leathery rinds of these berries with my callous handling, I savor the pungent, medicinal scent.
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I shower, do the litter, and make a cup of coffee and my oatmeal with peanut butter and berries.
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Iridescent organza bustles printed with silk screens of berries were strapped behind utilitarian short suits with taffeta corset tops.
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Here, however, Rowley was doing with berries what Middle Eastern cooks do with herbs: using them in absolute abundance.
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We arrived at a spot where bundles of green and bright red coffee berries weighted down seemingly every branch.
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The trick, he showed me, was to move a hand underneath the branch while flicking berries with the thumb.
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We have a dreamy new recipe for lemon meltaways, so simple and so good with ice cream and berries.
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"You see, no customers," Mr. Rahman, 46, said, gesturing around his cart piled high with apples, persimmons and berries.
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On the branches of the crepe myrtle, tight leaf buds are clinging beside the husks of last summer's berries.
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During one recent scroll she encountered an ad from Extend Fertility showing a pink smoothie strewn with beautiful berries.
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On a typical plant, only some of the berries will be ripe; the pickers must identify them by working their hands through the thick canopy of leaves with little fruit-seeking movements of their fingers, catching the stem of the ripe berries in the webbing of their fingers, and cupping the fruit.
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The other was in The San Francisco Chronicle, where staff members (including me) roasted nearly 22014 turkeys and declared that the best way to prepare a bird was using a slightly shorter version of the Chez Panisse brine, flavored with four juniper berries, five crushed allspice berries and a head of garlic.
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Beware of plants with pretty berries or pretty names, and especially of plants with both," which means to remember, for example, that "the flowering plant called lords-and-ladies, with its juicy scarlet berries and sultry folded hood, was more accurately known to generations of poisoners as the deadly Arum 'kill your neighbor.
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Unlike raisins or dates, which have a tired reputation among health-conscious millennials, golden berries are a thing right now.
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I also get two bags of frozen mixed veggies, two bags of frozen mixed berries, and two cans of pumpkin.
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Johnson did her mothering amid farmers' market bags, compostable toothbrushes, foraged berries and homemade muffins crafted with bulk-aisle goods.
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In addition to the holly leaves, berries, and birds we've already seen, there appear to be Christmas lights and reindeer.
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Maybe one of the people who ate too many of Mark Spight's berries will send him a letter someday, too.
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During the previous few days, I had eaten pineapple and berries for lunch and was drinking more juice than usual.
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Palm sized fillet of salmon with a lemon wedge Handful of spinach or mixed greens Handful of berries 11 a.m.
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Palm sized fillet of salmon with a lemon wedge Handful of spinach or mixed greens Handful of berries 1 p.m.
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Palm sized fillet of salmon with a lemon wedge Handful of spinach or mixed greens Handful of berries 2 p.m.
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Palm sized fillet of salmon with a lemon wedge Handful of spinach or mixed greens Handful of berries 7 p.m.
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I prepare my usual breakfast spread of oatmeal with TJ's almond butter, mixed berries, flax and chia seeds, and honey.
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There we were, picking berries from a tree by the Brooklyn-Queens Expressway, while the traffic whipped around the bend.
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For Rick, who machines most of his berries these days, eliminating his need for human labor, it predates President Trump.
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For example, southern regions usually have fruits and berries in patterns, while patterns in the northern regions are more geometric.
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Macerated berries seem to be a huge food trend of late — but I'm not really sure what macerating technically is.
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There's a hint of honey and berries in the cloudy - and flat - nectar, which has a three percent alcohol content.
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It's popular throughout India and Southeast Asia and involves different preparations of betel leaf, sometimes with berries, sometimes with spices.
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"This morning Tay made me my favorite breakfast of pancakes and berries and brought me coffee in bed," she says.
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Strain into a tumbler of crushed ice layered with frozen winter berries then top with a little more crushed ice.
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Could mashed berries on my lips make me feel like I'm gussied up and ready to seduce the chieftain's son?
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Even as the characters are all swooning under the influence of Member Berries, the future of South Park looks grim.
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And berries are a little more expensive than other fruits; probably most people don't eat them on a daily basis.
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Next, the remaining berries go through a cylindrical pulping machine to take the skin away and leave the bean behind.
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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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Natural Food International is known for making powder products from ingredients including black sesame, walnuts, goji berries and chia seeds.
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I bring a smoothie of almond milk, collagen peptides, flax seed, almond butter, and frozen berries I made at home.
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It is also packed with hearty whole grains including wheat berries, sprouted short grain brown rice and sprouted red fife.
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Maybe you just want something classic and stiff, without any damn flowers or berries or decorative accessories in your drink.
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We're told Pac would frequently try to shock his pals by exposing his twig, berries and the vast surrounding shrubbery.
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If you consumed citrus fruit, berries, apples, almonds, cucumbers, onions, pumpkin or carrots you owe your diet partially to bees.
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This chia pudding is packed with protein and fiber, anti-inflammatory turmeric, and "super-foods" like blueberries and goji berries.
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One of the berries lands in Tom's mouth, and he has to use an EpiPen to treat his allergic reaction.
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Oats and nuts and grains and sprouted-wheat berries and unsweetened coconut piled up in bags on the kitchen counter.
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It's also imposing a new 15 percent tariff on 120 other imported U.S. commodities, from almonds to apples and berries.
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Even better was a big bowl of seasonal fruit, including two types of melon, two kinds of berries and pineapple.
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Also enjoyable: the crème brûlée and a strawberry napoleon with fresh berries and layers of light and airy puff pastry.
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An unconventional dietSquawkzilla, like its smaller parrot counterparts, probably dined mostly on low-lying vegetation like seeds, nuts, and berries.
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Ultimately, after spending days alone wherein he subsisted on creek water, crickets, and berries, he accidentally stumbled into a campground.
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Instead of their usual fare of all insects, all the time, the lizards began eating flowers, berries and leaf bits.
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A Good Appetite There are very few sad moments when it comes to baking butter cakes with ripe summer berries.
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OXO Good Grips Olive and Cherry Pitter — $13.47 See Details Washing off berries could go one of two disastrous ways.
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Few things taste more like summer than custard and all the best summer berries, with just a hint of booze.
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I added the berries and syrup to the blender, and saved the sauce for topping over the chocolate whipped cream.
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Each day that I hypnotized myself, I tried the berries, only to have the same reaction: Bite, bile, gag, spit.
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Blueberry Feta Salad This recipe covers all your spring salad bases with berries, nuts, and some fresh Feta cheese. 2.
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What if this bag of frozen berries was in a place in the freezer where the air didn't circulate properly?
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Doctors initially thought the berries prevented UTIs by making the urinary tract more acidic, but that has since been discounted.
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"So this one is called 'Weird Berries in the Wood' after a Dead Kennedys song called 'Forest Fire,'" Ochota explains.
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To make the compote: Place the berries in a medium saucepan and toss with the créme de cassis and sugar.
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Dressed in waders, farmers maneuver what&aposs called a boom to corral the berries into one corner of the bog.
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Shoppers can buy scoops of frozen berries, a handful of crackers and just one egg, if that's all they need.
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Central Victoria, Australia, $15 Classic Aussie shiraz features flavors of dark berries and mint, often with a hint of eucalyptus.
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The marinade is a dark paste made with juniper berries, lemon, orange, lime zest, and a little touch of wine.
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The fresh berries, cloud-like meringues and sweet pastry cream all work in tandem to create a light, refreshing dessert.
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A Good Appetite Meringue-topped cakes filled with whipped cream and berries: A blitz torte never goes out of style.
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For instance, açaí berries, which come from the açaí palm and are considered a super fruit, have conquered world markets.
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Usually, it's some sort of smoothie with coconut water, açaí berries, chia seeds, a vanilla protein powder and some granola.
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Crushed juniper berries contribute a distinctly piney note to the creamy cow's milk cheese while also enlivening the satiny texture.
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Having applied a cosmetic made from crushed berries and staged a pagan wake for her mother, Marie becomes magically irresistible.
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"Dark berries" don't grow in the woods or else they would have been a food trend three Twitter cycles ago.
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Bears plod through the woods in quest of blueberries, cranberries and honeysuckle berries, which Kamchatkans also collect by the bushel.
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Caramelized banana and vegan chia pancakes, served with poached berries, pistachio crumble, lashings of maple syrup, and all the fruit.
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Around the side of the stack there were berries, more pink grapefruit, passion fruit, and kiwi, plus the pistachio crumb.
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The old-world drink is coffee's ghost, dark without body and free of bitterness, tasting of tamarind and crushed berries.
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Pairing berries and pistachios is an idea I stole from the French, though raspberries are usually the berry of choice.
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Though there are no strict guidelines, the anti-inflammatory diet promotes eating nutrient-rich foods like salmon, berries, and nuts.
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In a shed where blueberries were being packed into boxes, Mr. McInerney noticed that some berries were larger than others.
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Animate, the creature galumphs to what is presumably a forest, where he finds canisters full of Swiss chard and berries.
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With roughly 88 percent of the fruit's total U.S. yield occurring in California, the berries represent ample opportunity for disruption.
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Mr. Baxtrom recently took over an adjacent plot, built a greenhouse and expanded his harvest with berries, carrots and sprouts.
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You can't do any better Sam Sifton's classic blueberry pie or Nicole Taylor's strawberry slab pie if berries are abundant.
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By the time she brought me to see it, the only ripe berries that remained were on the highest branches.
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Next, he makes glazed, lightly pickled blackberries by tossing the berries in melted sugar and a bit of rice vinegar.
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"I often envied the other sellers who had larger and fresher berries than mine," Stordalen wrote on his corporate website.
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From the forest, they harvest Brazil nuts, acai berries, and andiroba oil, a popular ingredient in incense and organic cosmetics.
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Berries hung in bead-curtain arrangements, and glossy persimmon-colored structures resembling bulbous pinecones made upturned pouches, catching the rain.
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There must be tartan, and there must also be decorative berries that are poisonous if spotted out in the wild.
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You can't do any better Sam Sifton's classic blueberry pie or Nicole Taylor's strawberry slab pie if berries are abundant.
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We had some sugar and some flour so we made some pancakes and then used the berries to make jam.
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They were also keen hunters and foragers, so wild game, berries, herbs, and mushrooms could also have supplemented their diets.
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Blender = 150gr oats or sweet potatoes, 2 bananas 150gr kelloggs rice krispies, frozen berries, handful almonds, peanut butter and glutamine
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Sitting down to speak about her exhibition, Sherwood lays out a small plate striped with berries, raw nuts and chocolate shards.
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Or guests may have a choice of garnishes, like a lavender sprig or berries, to add to their glasses of Champagne.
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The dishes include watermelon with fresh berries, a tomato and mozzarella salad, and a basket of fresh veggies to snack on.
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A dessert in a campus cafe that featured "Free Tibet goji berries," according to a sign displayed next to the snack.
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Another thing to keep in mind: often brands will add sugar to dried golden berries make them more palatable, she says.
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I have two leftover bran muffins that I try to eat, but it tastes like the berries inside have gone bad.
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Berries, olive oil, nuts, and dark, leafy greens are staples of the diet, based on large-scale studies of cognitive decline.
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It only allows the use of regular Poké Balls, and you can't choose to use Razz Berries to improve your chances.
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In a small storage container, layer half the berries and half the yogurt mixture; top with the nuts and mixed seeds.
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Cook, stirring with a rubber spatula, until berries have softened but not disintegrated and juices have thickened, 2 to 43 minutes.
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For dessert, the restaurant offers a choice of sliced apples and heirloom carrots ($11) or a bowl of mixed berries ($14).
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Either way, they have a texture that's weird in a good way, and look chic under a bed of fresh berries.
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Cook at 160-fahrenheit for four to six hours with a bay leaf, a sprig of thyme and three juniper berries.
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I prep my usual berries, nuts, and green tea for breakfast and am settled in and working a little after 245.
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For example, a person might become infected if they consumed plants or berries gathered from fields where infected dogs have been.
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Unfortunately, perhaps given the time of year, I failed to find any wild berries to pick — but I bought some instead.
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Rodale Books has pulledJohnna Holmgren's first cookbook, which included recipes using wild berries and mushrooms that experts say could be dangerous.
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Prepworks Berry Keeper for $6 ($4 off): Nobody likes wasting food, and berries are among the most finicky of produce items.
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I love wheat berries, or farro, or wild or brown rice because I love their nutty, mellow flavor and satisfying chew.
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"During the investigation, it was revealed that Stuckey identifies as a transgender female, who uses the name Denali Berries," said Deckard.
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Kellogg's is putting Biles and the U.S. Women's Gymnastics team on the Gold Medal Edition boxes of Special K Red Berries.
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The berries float to the surface of the water because they contain little air pockets, allowing them to be collected efficiently.
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In China, during the harvest season from summer to autumn, workers pick the bright neon red-orange berries all day long.
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The workers are paid roughly 2800 cents USD for every 29 grams of berries; they earn about $2800 USD each day.
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Member Berries, when ingested, cause the person who's taken them to lose all critical faculties and long for an uncomplicated past.
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Timberlake wants both berries, and he's going to prove to his friend and all of Instagram he can make that happen.
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Screw açai and goji berries—North Korea thinks tomorrow's nutritionists will be going crazy over the unrivaled benefits of dog meat.
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Perhaps that's why Driscoll's just debuted rosé berries, a new breed of light pink strawberries and raspberries that taste like rosé.
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It oozes an electric blue fizz that doesn't overwhelm your nostrils with happiness and joy, but does smell mildly like berries.
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For breakfast, he eats Greek yogurt with fruit and a crunchy cereal, or oatmeal with fruit and berries or peanut butter.
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But before you go all Tom Brady on those berries, take a sec — the list isn't as scary as it sounds.
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She muddles the berries with a bit of simple syrup and basil leaves, adding a sweet herbal note to the drink.
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Kiwi berries are also a vitamin-rich superfood, loaded with antioxidants along with vitamin C, vitamin K, vitamin E, and potassium.
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What makes them shine is the fruit she uses, mostly locally grown berries, along with passion fruit, kalamansi and sour cherries.
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Berries and very small doses of other fruitMany fruits aren't keto-friendly because they contain a lot of fructose (fruit sugar).
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The construction materials of the miniature buildings include hickory bark, honeysuckle twigs, grapevine tendrils, mimosa seedpods, magnolia leaves, and canella berries.
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" Moore recommends that Brown ups her fiber — "She could add beans to a meal or double up on vegetables or berries.
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The company's website, which largely offered recipes, has been changed to explain more about Driscoll's berries and what makes them different.
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Not long ago, I was at a dinner party at which the host served angel food cake with berries for dessert.
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Eager to lose weight and plagued by acne, Goldin started drinking water that she flavored with berries and slices of fruit.
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Or add that oil and vinegar to a blender with a small handful of berries for a lovely fruity salad dressing.
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As its "upgrade pick," Wirecutter found the blender to be plenty powerful and had no issues cutting up kale or berries.
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Top it all off with a handful of goji berries and wait to go from hurting to Hulk in no time.
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However, we live in the 21st century and you can't pay bills or buy a phablet for your child with berries.
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Zest the lemon and reserve zest, then, cut in half and lightly squeeze the juice of one half over the berries.
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Daniel Eddy of Rebelle came up with this version containing lemon verbena, chamomile, thyme, and lemon juice, and topped with berries.
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