By layering the front steps
with agave plants and other succulents, the Sage Design team helped make this modern home feel even more in - tune with its desert location.
Not exact matches
I feel like you could possibly make an «icing»
with a
plant based saturated fat food like thick coconut cream blended
with maple syrup or
agave plus a teaspoon of jam.
-- When tequila is made the traditional way
with a blue
agave plant it is naturally gluten free.
Geek out as much as you want
with this spirit made from the
agave plant.
As you might know here at LFA we are careful
with the type of
agave nectar and it should only be prepared in the traditional way as miel de
agave (reduced juice / sap of the
plant) and not overly refined.
This rich, dairy - free, no - bake cheesecake is flavored
with agave nectar, a raw sweetener derived from the
agave plant.
It takes a specially trained «jimador» to harvest these giant blue
agave plants,
with their dangerously sharp points, it can cause injury if you're not careful.
There is a heritage and culture associated
with Tequila and Mezcal that dates back well over a thousand years, when the
agave plant — also known as the maguey — was utilized by Mexico's native peoples for virtually everything: from food and drink to sugar, shoes, soap, building supplies, and even medicine.
The sap from the
agave plant is collected and processed to make
agave nectar, which — like stevia — should be used
with a bit of caution due to the sweetener's high fructose content, which has been attributed to metabolic syndrome, obesity, and diabetes.
Parts of the
Agave plant have been used medicinally for years, and many people are most familiar
with the fermented form: Tequila.
Sweetened
with our Fair Trade Raw Amber
Agave — which just so happens to be the same
plant from which tequila is made.
Plant Protein is a simple, unflavored blend
with just three ingredients: organic pea protein, organic quinoa protein, and organic
agave inulin.
Plumps and targets the appearance of wrinkles
with plant peptides, restructuring oligosaccharides from «Blue
Agave», Hyaluronic Acid and botanical collagen booster from «Bulbine Frutescens».
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Sometimes I see gigantic
agave plants with meters high flower stalks.
So I trawled the organic / healthy / expensive aisle and found a French organic caramel sauce made
with agave syrup (also a
plant).
Milan designer Mattia Albicini is best known for his
Agave collaboration
with Italian designer furniture brand Ethimo, inspired by the sinuous forms of eponymous
plant leaves.