coco

coco

Fruit of the coconut tree. It has a hard outer husk enclosing a large nut containing a white, edible, jelly-like substance called the "endosperm."

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aceite de coco

Beverages; Soft drinks

Coconut oil helps the flavors used in beverage products mix with the water base of the product. It is also used in some beverages to give a “cloudy” appearance.

harina de coco

Agriculture; Animal feed

Is the dried meat, or kernel, of the coconut. Used as an animal feed especially among horse enthusiasts.

palitos de coco

Food (other); Sugar

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dulce de leche con coco

Food (other); Sugar

This is a very sweet Dominican candy-shaped dessert made of coconut shavings, condensed milk, sugar and cinnamon. It's easy to prepare and it's everyone's favorite.

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Fruits & vegetables; Fruits

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Fruits & vegetables; Fruits

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Fruits & vegetables; Fruits

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Fruits & vegetables; Fruits

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Fruits & vegetables; Fruits

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