Definitions
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- n. Plural form of spice.
Etymologies
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Examples
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Beat in spices, salt, the egg and the pumpkin puree.
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You can taste the spices from the cider - cinnamon, cloves, etc. - in the finished butter, but I add in a little bit extra to keep the flavors strong.
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They certainly used native and near eastern ingredients such as frankincense and myrrh; how much they used spices is a matter for speculation.
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( "Darwinian gastronomy") maintains that in the modern world the taste for spices is functional; the reason why the hotter the country, the more spice it tends to eat, since spices help kill off the microbes that grow faster in hotter climates.
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Are there certain spices that recur in recipes for romance and reproduction?
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It tastes perfectly delicious when mixed up with pumpkin spices, whipped cream and vanilla pudding.
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She pours melted sugar, glassine, for the rivers and oceans, and presses in spices for continents, cloves for mountains.
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I make my own unsweetened apple butter, since I find that using apples as well as natural apple juice and warm spices is a sweet enough spread.
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A good dark chocolate imbued with the essence of the spices is just heavenly!
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What did they grind there — local herbs, spices from the VOC trade, or medicinal buchu collected on the farm by Khoisan servants?
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