tart cherry造句

• Meanwhile, Binder quietly swirled sweet-tart cherry sauce atop her fluffy cheese cakes.
• Add the tart cherries and wine and simmer for 6 minutes.
• The peninsula is also a productive fruit region growing apples and tart cherries.
• It is a degradation product of cyanidin glycosides from tart cherries in cell cultures.
• 2 1 / 2 cups dried tart cherries, chopped
• The weather also has affected the quality of this year's tart cherry crop, Dave Donaldson said.
• Michigan State University researchers say 20 tart cherries should be consumed daily to get antioxidant benefits.
• Tart cherries, once called sours, come mostly from the Midwest _ Michigan is a major producer.
• Nationally, tart cherry production was forecast at 357 million pounds, up 24 percent from last year.
• Production was expected to be up 47 percent in Michigan, the nation's largest producer of tart cherries.
• In 1999, Pennsylvania was the sixth-largest grower of tart cherries in the nation with 7.2 million pounds.
• 1 / 3 cup dried tart cherries
• Tart cherries and blueberries are loaded with antioxidants, says Underwood, a board member of the Cherry Marketing Institute.
• Suttons Bay also is highly embedded in the cherry industry, producing sweet and tart cherries of many varieties.
• The state's tart cherry crop is expected to be just 4.6 million pounds this year, down 25 percent.
• One-quarter cup dried tart cherries
• In 1999, Pennsylvania was the sixth-largest grower of tart cherries in the nation with 7 . 2 million pounds.
• The state's tart cherry crop is expected to be just 4 . 6 million pounds this year, down 25 percent.
• When young, Carneros Pinot Noir has the inviting scent and flavor of fresh raspberry and tart cherry, with underlying spice.
• Michigan grows about three-quarters of the nation's cherries, and leads the nation's production of tart cherries, the kind used in baking.