horchata

Noun

Meaning

horchata (countable and uncountable, plural horchatas)

A sweet beverage variously made with rice, chufa or morro seeds (or, historically, barley), water, sugar, and cinnamon, and sometimes with milk.

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Horchata is drunk year round, and can be drunk anytime of day. Source: Internet

Also great: Croquetas with truffle and ham; chestnut soup with crab; lobster with potatoes and eggs; flan; churros; horchata soft-serve. Source: Internet

El Rey’s Gerardo Gonzalez show’s ’s Alison Roman how to make a refreshing summer drink with a twist: horchata. Source: Internet

Non-alcoholic standouts include a milky horchata (less sweet and more restrained with the cinnamon than most versions) or the balanced lemonade with chia seeds. Source: Internet

You can come by for more traditional coffee drinks, or check out the Latin-inspired beverages, like a Cubano con leche or horchata frappé. Source: Internet

The carne asada taco plate is a must, and be sure to ask for horchata and extra bags of their crispy handmade tortilla chips. Source: Internet

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