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n. - Highly colored edible fruit of a cactus having bright red juice; Cactus of the southwestern United States and northern Mexico having edible juicy fruit.

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  • The dark red, spiny fruit of the organ cactus, the pitahaya is used in savory sauces or eaten fresh.
  • Aguas are made from guava, pitahaya, pineapple, guarapo (sugar cane juice) and other local fruit.
  • She looked at him once, then turned her back, sat down again, and took a pitahaya from the fruit plate.
  • Preserves and marmalades of quince, figs and peaches, as well as the native pitahaya, are specialties of Durango.
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