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Sugar confectionery includes candies (also
called sweets,
short for
sweetmeats, in many English-speaking countries),
candied nuts, chocolates, chewing...
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Sweetmeat (foaled 1841) was a
successful English Thoroughbred racehorse that won 16
consecutive races (including walk-overs) as a three-year-old, including...
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origin of the sweet.
According to the most po****r legend, a
special sweetmeat was
prepared by Bhim
Chandra Nag in the
honour of Lady
Canning at some...
- S.M. Street,
abbreviation for
Sweetmeat Street, also
known as
Mittai Theruvu, is a
shopping street located in
Kozhikode , Kerala, India. The
street is...
- for zulubiya.
There are
several surviving 13th
century recipes for the
sweetmeat, the most
widely accepted being that
mentioned in a
cookbook by Muhammad...
- A
confiture is any
fruit jam, marmalade, paste,
sweetmeat, or
fruit stewed in
thick syrup. Confit, the root of the word,
comes from the
French word confire...
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Smith Dugan DMP · 517 518
Halawe 1903 MO
Halva (Halawe), a type of
Arabic sweetmeat, a
favourite of the
discoverer Raymond Smith Dugan DMP · 518 519 Sylvania...
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Leach (sometimes leech) was a po****r
medieval sweetmeat (confection)
consisting of a thick, jelly-like
preserve which set hard
enough to be
sliced for...
- used to make
Pantua (fried
sweetmeat made of
flour and milk
solids dipped in
sugar syrup) of huge sizes.
Lyangcha – a
sweetmeat in po****r
parlance – was...
- rēdak (ed. Monchi-zadeh, secs. 38-40) to two
kinds of
sweetmeats (rōγn xwardīg): (1)
summer sweetmeats, such as lōzēnag (made with almond), gōzēnag (made...
