Noun
small yellow-green limes of southern Florida
Source: WordNetThough it’s been co-opted by the rest of the world and turned into everything from ice cream to cocktails, there are few foods that define Florida—and South Florida in particular—better than a fresh slice of Key lime pie. Source: Internet
Key limes are a little larger than a walnut, are greenish yellow or green and it takes about 20 to make a Key lime pie. Source: Internet
Other than wine and cocktails the only nibbles are homemade (the baker/caterer works the counter during performances) brownies, cupcakes, pecan caramel bars, mixed nut cups, imported olives, Key lime pies, Toll House Bars, candy and chips. Source: Internet
Key lime pie, a real treat this time of year. Source: Internet
Key lime pie is Saralynn’s husband’s favorite, and his eyes light up when she makes it for him. Source: Internet
The old-school seafood house boasts a massive menu, but your order is simple: stone crab claws (jumbos if available, nothing smaller than large), hash browns, and Key lime pie. Source: Internet