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Its underground growth is the apparent reason for its Nahuatl name tlal-cacahuatl, meaning earth-cocoa, from which the Spanish cacahuate is derived.
The Humble Peanut Stars in Mexican Cuisine: Los Cacahuates 2006
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Its underground growth is the apparent reason for its Nahuatl name tlal-cacahuatl, meaning earth-cocoa, from which the Spanish cacahuate is derived.
The Humble Peanut Stars in Mexican Cuisine: Los Cacahuates 2006
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Its underground growth is the apparent reason for its Nahuatl name tlal-cacahuatl, meaning earth-cocoa, from which the Spanish cacahuate is derived.
The Humble Peanut Stars in Mexican Cuisine: Los Cacahuates 2006
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Its underground growth is the apparent reason for its Nahuatl name tlal-cacahuatl, meaning earth-cocoa, from which the Spanish cacahuate is derived.
The Humble Peanut Stars in Mexican Cuisine: Los Cacahuates 2006
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The Aztec Nahuatl word for cocoa-water was cacahuatl, but the early Spanish coined chocolate for themselves.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004
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The Aztec Nahuatl word for cocoa-water was cacahuatl, but the early Spanish coined chocolate for themselves.
On Food and Cooking, The Science and Lore of the Kitchen Harold McGee 2004
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Other words that underwent changes include, to cite only a few: agouti from acuti Tupí) ipecac from ipeksaguene burgao from perigoa (Tupí) (Tupí) abussu from cacahuatl) istle from ichtli (Nahuatl) cacao from cacahuatl jacamar from jacama-ari
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The Aztec word for cacao bean
February 9, 2007