- The
first internationally marketed crop of
tamarillos in
Australia was
produced around 1996. The
tamarillo is also
successfully grown at
higher elevations...
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Tamarillo is a
flowering plant famous for its fruit.
Tamarillo may also
refer to:
Tamarillo (horse) (1992–2015), an
Olympic medallist Tamarillo, a 2006...
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tuatua (types of New
Zealand s****fish), kūmara (sweet potato), kiwifruit,
tamarillo, and
pavlova (considered a
national dessert). A hāngī is a traditional...
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Tamarillo was an Anglo-Arab
gelding that
excelled in the
sport of
eventing under rider William Fox-Pitt.
Foaled in 1992 at
Biddesden Stud
Tamarillo was...
- 2015 (2015-03-24) Ingredients: Appetizer:
cinnamon rolls,
Turkish coffee,
quail eggs,
tamarillos Entrée: duck breast, artichoke, champagne,
peanut butter and
jelly Dessert:...
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pattypan squash,
barbecue sauce Entrée: scallops,
Chinese broccoli,
tamarillos,
finger limes Dessert: aged
cheddar cheese,
Granny Smith apples, hamburger...
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chocolate chip cookies, chocolate-covered
shrimp chips,
fermented honey,
tamarillos Entrée: kumquats, miso,
chocolate ganache tart, ****y
chocolate chicken...
- mussels, scallops, pipi and tuatua;
kumara (sweet potato); kiwifruit;
tamarillo; and
pavlova (considered a
national dish). The fa'a Samoa, or traditional...
- larger) in diameter. When unripe, the
berries are
mildly toxic (as are
tamarillos),
though they are
edible upon ripening. The
fruits are edible, though...
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growing weeds. Like
their relatives tomatoes, eggplants,
tomatillos and
tamarillos,
pepinos are
extremely attractive to beetles, aphids,
white flies and...
