Sure, margarita is easy enough to figure out, but prickly? With pears? And a cactus ... pear tunas to color and flavor a bold ...

Debates about prickly pear - and its cultivated spineless variety - have played out in unexpected ways over the last century and more. Some scientists, once eradicationists, now see varieties of ...

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You can vary endlessly on this recipe by replacing the prickly pears with any other type of fruit: mango (mangua), figs (teen) mulberry (toot), banana (moz), raspberry or strawberry (fraise).

A child belonging to the Hohokam culture who died in southern Arizona’s Sonoran Desert ... ate saguaro cactus fruit, flour made from ground mesquite pods, and cholla or prickly pear cactus ...

Later, enlist in the Spa’s new desert-inspired Nopal (aka prickly pear) Massage using warm cactus gel and cactus paddles; both revered for its high-antioxidant, vitamin and mineral content.

Goldwater Brewing Co.'s Desert Rose Cactus Kölsch predates ... Look for the cool can artwork depicting a colorful prickly pear cactus. Locally made artwork, an always funky playlist and the ...

However, not many know about the oil extracted from the seeds. Prickly pear seed oil boasts a unique composition of vitamins, antioxidants and fatty acids that work wonders for your skin.

Yet more than one billion people, one-sixth of the Earth's population, actually live in desert regions. Deserts cover more than one-fifth of the Earth's land area, and they are found on every ...

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