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- noun A
dried cranberry .
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Apr 7th, 2010 at 11: 52 am kcijones001: agreed, but i DO LOVE a good homemade walnut, craisin, honey, orange zest, cream cheese on a cinnamon raisin bagel.
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We reinfuse a little juice back in, combine it with a little bit of natural sugar cane, and call it sweet and dried cranberries, or a craisin.
Archive 2008-09-01 2008
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We reinfuse a little juice back in, combine it with a little bit of natural sugar cane, and call it sweet and dried cranberries, or a craisin.
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I make a similar chicken salad, but am not a cranberry or craisin fan…..
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I absolutely loved the craisin muffins, Hubs loved the nutty ones, and the boys ate any and all of the others.
Queen of Substitution or Reformation Gumbo Lily 2007
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I absolutely loved the craisin muffins, Hubs loved the nutty ones, and the boys ate any and all of the others.
Archive 2007-07-01 Gumbo Lily 2007
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But a rangy venison ragu atop an overly sweet, almost breakfast-appropriate craisin-studded polenta was a surprising disappointment, and a piece of whitefish in a wide bowl of rapidly cooling New England clam chowder offered nothing more interesting than the dueling flavors of bacon and cream.
Chicago Reader Anne Spiselman 2010
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While the folks at Patisserie Margo put up a swell apricot-craisin-walnut rugelach
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While the folks at Patisserie Margo put up a swell apricot-craisin-walnut rugelach
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Even the thought of listening to JLo singing au naturale makes my ears want to split like a daughter walking in on her mother with a finger in the oatmeal craisin cookie jar, but this clip could be a lot worse.
Dlisted - Be Very Afraid Michael K 2010
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