Usage examples (13)

• When news arrived that a ship was coming down the coast, elder sisters became very kind and attentive to younger brothers, who accepted panocha
• By 1731 Todos Santos was producing 200 burro-loads of panocha — raw brown sugar — annually, along with figs, pomegranates, citrus, and grapes.
• As he wandered about viewing cactus syrup, sweet, brown panocha-candy, fruit, dried meat, blankets, saddles, Drew was again aware of the almost strident color of this...
• Maize, rice, sugar (cane and panocha), and wheat are grown for home consumption.