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- noun Plural form of
arepa .
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Examples
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Caracas Arepa Bar in the East Village has churned out Venezuelan cornmeal patties known as arepas for the past seven years.
East Village Arepa 2010
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East Village Arepa Caracas Arepa Bar in the East Village has churned out Venezuelan cornmeal patties known as arepas for the past seven years.
Tastes of Venezuela Kimberly Chou 2010
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A paper sackful of the little white-corn-and-cheese hoecakes called arepas came out nice and hot, and like the maduros , they survived their reheating.
chron.com Chronicle Alison Cook 2011
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A homey, inexpensive place serving good arroz con pollo, corn cakes called arepas, empanadas, grilled steak with fried plantains and other Latin American dishes.
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A homey, inexpensive place serving good arroz con pollo, corn cakes called arepas, empanadas, grilled steak with fried plantains and other Latin American dishes.
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A homey, inexpensive place serving good arroz con pollo, corn cakes called arepas, empanadas, grilled steak with fried plantains and other Latin American dishes.
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A homey, inexpensive place serving good arroz con pollo, corn cakes called arepas, empanadas, grilled steak with fried plantains and other Latin American dishes.
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A homey, inexpensive place serving good arroz con pollo, corn cakes called arepas, empanadas, grilled steak with fried plantains and other Latin American dishes.
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Casa Colombia is a learning opportunity, a chance to try the rustic and dense South American white cornmeal cakes called arepas, one of them served with a scored link of mild, snap-skinned chorizo ($4.45), the other cut into wedges surrounding chunks of creamed goat cheese topped with tangy tomato salsa ($5.50).
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Casa Colombia is a learning opportunity, a chance to try the rustic and dense South American white cornmeal cakes called arepas, one of them served with a scored link of mild, snap-skinned chorizo ($4.45), the other cut into wedges surrounding chunks of creamed goat cheese topped with tangy tomato salsa ($5.50).
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