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tonka

South American tree Dipteryx odorata, family Leguminosae. The fruit, a dry fibrous pod, encloses a black aromatic bean used in flavouring, perfumery, and the manufacture of snuff and tobacco.
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Tobacco Vanille "unfolds with creamy tonka bean, tobacco flower, vanilla and cocoa, and finishes with a dry fruit accord"--which led me to wonder if it went better with meat or fish.
THE AMERICAN SHOPPER: DOWN BUT NOT OUT by Lee Eisenberg / BusinessWeek
A 38% Venezuela Milk, a 60% Dominican Republic Dark with lightly salted caramelised macadamias, and a 38% Venezuela Milk with Tonka bean, all created by Thorntons Master Chocolatier Keith Hurdman and his team of chocolatiers, will be launched into Thorntons stores and online.
Thorntons new award winning Chocolate Blocks by Food Trade Review
The smooth and velvety vanilla fragrance is blended with tonka bean and jasmine to create a fragrance which smells good enough to eat.
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