agave
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- noun
- /əˈɡɑːveɪ/
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nectar de agave
- For a healthier option, you can substitute agave nectar for honey in your recipes.
- agave nectar
- agave syrup
- agave as a sweetener
So agave nectar, anything that is sort of hidden sugar, avoid all that.
- So agave nectar, anything that is sort of hidden sugar, avoid all that.
- So when my breakfast is done, I just add like a tablespoon of blue agave into my drink, make it a little bit sweeter.
- And finally, the bite beauty Agave plus lip mask.
Examples
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I use Agave sweetener instead of substitutes or sugar.
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I was excited when I found a bottle of agave syrup that promoted itself as an alternative sweetener with a lower glycemic index.
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Now, if you want to use honey or agave syrup, you can.
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And and instead of honey, I wanted to use the agave nectar because I really like it.
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Next, we're going to do an ounce of agave nectar.
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So when my breakfast is done, I just add like a tablespoon of blue agave into my drink, make it a little bit sweeter.
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Local dairy, along with organic honey and agave, is used to top off your NEAT beverages.
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Sweeteners can range from honey and agave to brown sugar or molasses.
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Clean ingredients, Carbonated water, agave syrup, lime juice, lemon juice concentrate, natural flavors, sea salt.
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Also, try the zeppoles (little Italian donut miracle morsels) dipped in a side of agave nectar.
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Synonyms
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Thick sweet liquid used to make food or drink taste better
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A sweet liquid made by boiling sugar and water
Compounds
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A large Mexican plant with thick leaves used to make the drinks pulque and mezcal
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A plant from the Philippines with strong rough fibers used to make rope and twine
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A plant with thick, long leaves that give strong fibers used to make rope
A large plant with thick leaves from the Americas that makes a tall flower stalk and blooms once before dying
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Etymology
Agave for the sweet syrup is simply named after the agave plant because the syrup is made from the plant's 'sap'. So remembering the plant makes it easy to recall that the sweetener comes from the agave itself.