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/Sounds like "LEH" (as in "let") + "cheh" (as in "check") + "DEH" (as in "debt") + "TEE" (as in "tea") + "greh" (as in "grade")/
The citrusy, spicy liquid left over when fish marinates in lime juice, chili, and salt during ceviche preparation. In Peru, leche de tigre is both poured over the finished dish and drunk straight as a hangover cure. One shot and you're supposedly back on your feet.
“He ordered a glass of tiger's milk before the ceviche arrived.”
“The tiger's milk at that cevichería has the perfect balance of lime and heat.”
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The citrusy, spicy liquid left over when fish marinates in lime juice, chili, and salt during ceviche preparation. In Peru, leche de tigre is both poured over the finished dish and drunk straight as a hangover cure. One shot and you're supposedly back on your feet.
“He ordered a glass of tiger's milk before the ceviche arrived.”
“The tiger's milk at that cevichería has the perfect balance of lime and heat.”
Cheros
Friends, buddies, the crew you roll with. The Salvadoran way to refer to your close group. Along with "maje," cheros is one of the most identifiable words in Salvadoran Spanish, used by Guanacos of all ages.