Agave
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A large succulent, the Agave cactus grows all over the southwestern US and into Mexico, where it is harvested and the extracted liquid is brewed into tequila. The plant can be dramatic and lovely.
Agave nectar is rapidly becoming a readily-available (at least in the US) sweetener. Fans like it because it is neither cane sugar nor a substitute, but a completely difference sweetening agent.
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Translations: Αγαύη, الأغاف الأمريكي الصبار الأمريكي, Agavă, Agava, Agawa, Агава, 용설란, リュウゼツラン, אגבה, Агава, 龙舌兰, Агава, Столетник
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