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'bica' first thing, to a true gourmet dinner 'a deux 'in O Terraco, at the other end of the day.
TravelDailyNews.com 2010
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Rooms overlook the Esplanada dos Ulmeiros, a plaza shaded by venerable elm trees which is the perfect place to kick back with a bica (Portugal's potent version of espresso), a shot of medronho (the local firewater made from the fruit of the strawberry tree) or the sweat-sticky almond and cinnamon concoction known as a Dom Rodrigo.
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Did you have some of those thimblefuls of rocket coffee they call “bica”?
bubbles 2007
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A bica and a pastel is part of my morning ritual before heading to the office.
pasteis de nata 2007
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Be sure to try the wonderful local cheeses, particularly the bica de queijo sheep cheese, which, paired with quince paste, is completely addictive.
A Year of Wine Tyler Colman 2008
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Be sure to try the wonderful local cheeses, particularly the bica de queijo sheep cheese, which, paired with quince paste, is completely addictive.
A Year of Wine Tyler Colman 2008
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They are extremely delicious (as you may well imagine), and went down a treat when taken with a cup of bica (espresso strength coffee).
Custard Tarts 2006
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They are extremely delicious (as you may well imagine), and went down a treat when taken with a cup of bica (espresso strength coffee).
Archive 2006-01-01 2006
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In Montgomery, the -- where the Provisional Congress met, there was a-- a bica -- only one, unicameral.
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Sheba peito à esquerda até chegar ao bica, do lado norte do qual està a grande estrada do Solomão por elle feita, donde ha tres dias de jornada até ao Palacio do Rei.
King Solomon's Mines Henry Rider Haggard 1890
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