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peach melba

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peach Melba
n
(Cookery) a dessert made of halved peaches, vanilla ice cream, and Melba sauce
[named after Dame Nellie Melba, stage name of Helen Porter Mitchell (1861-1931), Australian operatic soprano]
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Noun1.peach melba - ice cream and peaches with a liqueur
afters, dessert, sweet - a dish served as the last course of a meal
Translations
peach Melba
nPfirsich Melba m
peach melba [ˈpiːtʃˈmɛlbə] npesche fpl melba inv


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It will be interesting to see when the current sponsorship deal ends at the Huddersfield venue as to whether another new name sits just as comfortably - although I'm fairly sure The Longley Farms Low Fat Peach Melba Yoghurt Stadium may not meet with universal popularity.
Poor boy, he even bought me my first peach melba and they were so expensive - I always made do with a banana split
For those who have never sampled the delight (though I can't believe any of you haven't tried one) it's served in a tall ice cream glass with a mixture of fresh fruit in the base with optional liquor for adults, three scoops of ice cream (usually vanilla and strawberry), peach melba sauce, whipped or squirty cream and a glace or fresh cherry on the top.
 
 
 
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