Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- noun See the extract.
from Wiktionary, Creative Commons Attribution/Share-Alike License.
- noun An
unrefined sugar product typical of Central and South America, which is basically a solid piece ofsucrose andfructose obtained from the boiling and evaporation ofsugarcane .
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Examples
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Also FWIW my wife has always thought them to be interchangeable and that panela is also used in some areas.
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This is panela country (an area that produces panela, which is basically a loaf of unrefined sugar), where, as Patricia says, you can meet people who are very hardworking and innovative who "put our shoulders toward the sun."
Kiva Loans 2010
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If you can't find melaza, try asking around for miel de panela espesa or jarabe de piloncillo.
Molasses 2009
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Instead of the "melting" cheeses, which melt so easily because of their high fat content, use fresh white cheeses like queso fresco, requesón and panela.
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Są one prawie całkowicie gołe oprócz panela, który jest wspólny dla nich wszystkich.
Konfiguracja Pulpitu KDE 4.4. cz.1. - Wiele pulpitów GregKoval 2010
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There are also tables where townspeople line up to buy regional treats such as empanadas - pastry turnovers stuffed with sweetened condensed milk, freshly made panela cheese and a sweet made from tuna, the fruit of the nopal or prickly pear cactus.
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The festival offers not only typical Mexican cheeses, such as ranchero, panela and manchego, but locally produced versions of French and Middle Eastern cheeses.
Making merry in May: Mexico's National Cheese and Wine Festival 2009
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If you can't find melaza, try asking around for miel de panela espesa or jarabe de piloncillo.
Molasses 2009
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If you can't find melaza, try asking around for miel de panela espesa or jarabe de piloncillo.
Molasses 2009
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The festival offers not only typical Mexican cheeses, such as ranchero, panela and manchego, but locally produced versions of French and Middle Eastern cheeses.
Making merry in May: Mexico's National Cheese and Wine Festival 2009
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