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| Pinole |  |
| noun | 1. A sweetened flour made from ground dried corn mixed with flour made of mesquite beans, sugar, and spices. |
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 | | "My favorite breakfast is porridge with pinole and lots of hot coffee." | | "As part of his marathon training, he took inspiration from the Tarahumara people and added pinole to his diet." | | "The Mexican cookbook has a chapter of maize recipes, including several with pinole." |
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 | | Nahuatl, mid-17th century |
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 | | The bestselling 2010 book "Born to Run" featured the Tarahumara people of Mexico, who have a tradition of running long distances — up to 200 miles at a time. One thing that makes their journeys possible is the nutrition provided by pinole, a preparation of ground corn, piloncillo (a type of sugar), and spices. ... |  |
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