acai
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- noun
- /ɑːˈsaɪ.i/
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açaí
- The acai berry fruit is commonly sold in the form of a food product.
- acai berries
- acai fruit
This is the Strawberry Acai Reefer Refresher.
- This is the Strawberry Acai Reefer Refresher.
- Whether it's a smoothie, a flippin acai bowl, get out of town.
- Also, yes, I would have made my own acai bowl at home.
- This is an acai bowl, which has antioxidants and comes from Brazil, the rainforest.
- It's pure unsweetened acai, but we push some strawberries go in there kind of like this.
- We're gonna eat lunch and then hang out, and then I'm going to put together coves car and I think Aspen's making acai bowls later, so that's all for lunch.
- It contains Noni, blueberry acai, pomegranate, green tea, rose hips, chlorella, mangosteen and elderberry flour.
- So said better Acai bowls, Pattaya bowls, anything super food in a bowl.
- And the next thing we have is the Nail HQ London All in One acai Berry and argan oil.
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A large amount of healthy benefits is associated with acai berry.
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I got an acai bowl in Montauk at a place called Happy Bowls.
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Also, yes, I would have made my own acai bowl at home.
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I just ate an acai bowl and and healthy.
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This is an acai bowl, which has antioxidants and comes from Brazil, the rainforest.
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Strawberries, blueberries, and acai fruit are just some examples of fruits rich in polyphenols.
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Right now there's so much hype about acai, even though you can get the same nutrients from combinations of other berries.
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For a refreshing summer treat, DaKine Grindz gives you authentic Hawaiian shave ice, acai (ah-sigh-ee) bowls, and iced coffee.
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I enjoyed a delicious acai bowl topped with banana and granola for breakfast.
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The organic smoothie shop offers various options, including an acai smoothie packed with antioxidants.
Synonyms
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A small juicy fruit used in desserts and jams
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Etymology
Acai comes from Portuguese açaí, which comes from a native Amazon word ïwaca'i meaning 'fruit that cries'. Think of the small purple berry 'crying' dark juice when you press it — that juicy image helps you remember the berry you eat.