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Leche merengada is a
typical drink of Spain. It is made from a base of milk and egg whites,
sweetened with
sugar and
flavored with cinnamon. It is usually...
- researchgate.net/publication/317412224_Mixing_the_Kykeon "La horchata, la
leche merengada, el agua de
cebada y el
granizado de limón sí son para el
verano - Sibaritisimo"...
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celebrate Dijous Gras (Fat Thursday)
during which they
celebrate the
Merengada, a day long orgy of
eating and
fighting with
sticky sweet meringue, leaving...
- Leandro [es; ru], as well as
churros or tejeringos,
meringue cookies (
merengadas), and amarguillos [es]. Cereal-based
dishes include migas de
harina in...
- Gras,
Vilanovin children are
excused from
school to parti****te in the
Merengada, a day-long
scene of
eating and
fighting with sticky,
sweet meringue while...
- (or mentepollo(a)) A dumb or
immature person. Lit "Chicken-minded".
Merengada = n. A milkshake.
Meter casquillo = exp. To stir up
trouble or drama,...
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anise grown in Chinchón, is a
typical apéritif. The
traditional leche merengada, a cold cinnamon- and lemon-flavored meringue; and
horchata de chufa,...
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company expanded its
products range introducing filled biscuit such as
Merengadas, Sonrisas, Mellizas, Amor, Rumba, and
crackers Rex, in the 1960s. Rumba...
- UK's
first Salsa music bands, and then
London Merengue music dance band
Merengada. "Glastonbury free
festival 1977". www.ukrockfestivals.com. "Skywhale...
- Caceres, Joseph. (30
November 2017).
Calma Carmona:La Obsesión musical.
Merengada. (Puerto Rico) Labidi,
Najma Kousri. (16
December 2014). Rétrospective...
