Glossary T
Ti’ Punch refers to a traditional aperitif or a sweet drink of the French Guiana made with little lime, sugar cane syrup and rum usually accompanied by cod rolls and black pudding. It is one of the national drinks of the French Guiana.
Tibs refers to crispy fried steak in Ethiopia which is one of their national specialties.
Tic-tac, a brand of Aguadiente in El Salvador. Aguadiente is a liquor made from sugarcane.
Tieton Cherry refers to a sweet variety of cherry. It is extraordinarily large in size, with excellent firmness and a mild sweet flavor. Tieton is an early-season mahogany red cherry, ripening one week before Bing. The impressive size, attractively glossy fruit, and thick green stems produce a visually stunning fruit for premium displays.
This new cherry variety from the breeding program at Washington State University in Prosser. Tieton is a very large, good quality cherry that ripens five to seven days ahead of Bing. Fruit is firm with excellent flavor.
Tietonâ"¢ is an early-season, premium export-quality dark red sweet cherry. Similar to Bing in appearance, the fruit is very large in size (10 to 14 g, 28 to 32 mm width), with a glossy mahogany red skin and medium red flesh. It ripens 6 to 9 days before Bing, has excellent firmness, and a mild flavor. The susceptibility to both rain-induced cracking and heat-induced double/spur fruit are comparable to Bing.