nectar
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- noun
- /ˈnɛktər/
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néctar
- The recipe calls for one cup of fresh orange nectar to enhance the flavor of the dish.
- fruit and nectar
So it says no ordinary Angel almond flour, mango nectar, caramel latte.
- So it says no ordinary Angel almond flour, mango nectar, caramel latte.
- So let's just start with half a cup of coconut nectar.
- So agave nectar, anything that is sort of hidden sugar, avoid all that.
- The notes on the Ulta website say that it has black plum nectar heliotrope.
- The notes are Peach, nectar, Yum tuber, rose, golden gardenia, and cashmere Musk.
- So yes, the white powdered stuff, honey, Algarve nectar, Maple syrup, and yes, they're all the same thing, even though they taste differently.
Examples
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The children enjoyed drinking the delicious mango nectar during the hot summer day.
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I prefer the more processed form of agave nectar bottled by Dons Julio and Eduardo, et al.
Blog text (5) -
These bats only feed on fruit and nectar.
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- The sweet nectar of the Napa Valley.
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This sweet nectar was my lifeblood.
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All I want is one taste of that sweet, fiery nectar.
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A coconut guava nectar ?
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Hanging nearby, close to the house, was a bright red hummingbird feeder containing a nectar mixture.
Fiction book (1997) -
Also, try the zeppoles (little Italian donut miracle morsels) dipped in a side of agave nectar.
Blog text (14) -
To make the smoothie, blend together bananas, yogurt, and strawberry nectar until smooth.
Synonyms
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A drink you get by squeezing fresh fruit
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Etymology
Nectar later came to mean very sweet fruit juice, often 'thick' and concentrated. Think of the fruit nectarine to remember that nectar is a rich, sweet drink from fruit.