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Montville, NJ-based Pricklee Cactus Water uses the fruit of the nopales cactus. Prickly pear puree gets mixed with water, ...

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The Minnesota State Fair announced 70 new specialty beers and drinks exclusive to this year's event.

To a large pot, add the prickly pears and fill with cold water. Drain the water, pouring off any dirt or debris, then fill the pot again just to cover. Bring to a gentle simmer and turn off the heat.

When I think about cactus plants, which isn’t very often, I assume that they are located in Texas, Arizona and New Mexico. Recently, while having lunch at Chuck Tanner’s restaurant, ...

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Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) Facebook Click to share on X (Opens in new window) X On my way home from teaching a wild edible class this week, I noticed an unusual plant in full ...

Whataburger is introducing a new line of drinks called Whatafreshers, and first up is the Prickly Pear Raspberry. “This lively blend combines zesty lemon and tangy raspberry with a desert ...

Its debut flavor is the Prickly Pear Raspberry Refresher, which contains real raspberries and lemon, according to a Whataburger news release.

The Prickly Pear Raspberry Whatafresher lands at participating Whataburger locations priced at an affordable $3.69 for a 16-ounce drink or $3.99 for a 20-ounce drink. Hungry for more?