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batata

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ba·ta·ta  (b-tät)
n.
A type of sweet potato having somewhat dry, bland, yellowish to white flesh, used as a staple food in many tropical countries. Also called boniato, camote.
[American Spanish, perhaps of Taino origin.]
batata [bəˈtɑːtə]
n
(Cookery) another name for sweet potato
[from Spanish, from Taino]


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95) to a red sweet potato melange called the Batata Extravaganza ($11.
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Total calories per serving: 209 Fat: 6 grams Carbohydrates: 31 grams Protein: 11 grams Sodium: 549 milligrams Fiber: 12 grams YAKHNIT BATATA (HOT POTATO STEW) (Serves 8) I enjoyed a dish similar to this one in the United Arab Emirates, where taste buds have become accustomed to hot Indian foods.
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Batata Mutombo told me, however, that he always makes sure that there are no women or children in the neighborhood who can distract him.
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