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Meanings of jaggery in English
Portuguese
açúcar mascavo Usage of jaggery in English
1
The latter produces the finest quality of jaggery.
2
She had specifically asked for curd and jaggery.
3
This is known in Ceylon as "jaggery," and is manufactured exclusively by the natives.
4
Deep-fried jalebi and other sweets are sold alongside silkworm cocoons, turmeric roots, pyramids of jaggery and mountain herbs.
5
Drosophilia larvae culturing: quarter cup of wheat flour and two medium sized pieces of jaggery should be boiled in two cups of water.
6
A kind of sugar made from the sap is called "jaggery," and the sap when fermented forms an intoxicating beverage known as toddy.
7
Around 6,100 packets containing 5 kg (11 lb) of flattened rice, salt, jaggery and flour have been distributed in the region.
8
A woman gathers dried stalks of sugarcane to fuel a fire to prepare jaggery on the outskirts of Bengaluru, India, May 22, 2015.
9
He had never forgiven Mrs. Agar the insults she heaped upon his head in the drawing-room of Jaggery House.
10
"Yes, we must have some plain hoppers with jaggery too," I say, smiling at her.
Frequent collocations
Jaggery through the time