lingonberry
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- /ˈlɪŋɡənˌbɛri/
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:
arándano rojo
- Many people enjoy spreading lingonberry jam on their toast for breakfast.
- lingonberry jam
- lingonberry sauce
- meatballs with lingonberries
I think it's just going to be lingonberry cups, and you have to assemble them yourself.
- I think it's just going to be lingonberry cups, and you have to assemble them yourself.
Examples
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This suggests it to be paired with Swedish meatballs with lingonberry jam and watching the Evening News.
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Take a look at what we found above, and do yourself a favor: find some lingonberry soap.
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Lingonberry pancakes.
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The lingonberry pancake.
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She has lingonberry pancakes.
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Lingonberry water, Monsieur Onegin?
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Lingonberries are often used to make lingonberry sauce that pairs well with meat dishes.
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For dessert, she prepared a tart made with lingonberry filling and a crispy crust.
Synonyms
A low evergreen shrub that grows in northern forests and makes small red edible berries called lingonberries
A low evergreen shrub from northern places that makes small tart red berries
A low evergreen bush in northern forests that has small tart red edible berries
A low bush with small red berries that people eat
A small evergreen bush that makes red berries you can eat
A low green bush that grows in northern forests and has small red berries you can eat
How Tart
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Etymology
Lingonberry comes from the Swedish word lingon ('heather') and the English word berry, because these tart red berries grow on low shrubs in the heather of northern forests.