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Arizona Sonoran News

Arizona Sonoran News

Student Newswire of The University of Arizona School of Journalism

Arizona Sonoran News

The Prickly Pear Wheat at Borderlands Brewing Company has a rosy red hue and a light bready flavor highlighted by the crisp sweetness of Prickly Pear.

Wild desert ingredients enhance local beer

Chandler Donald December 5, 2018

  What may seem like a land plagued by arid lifelessness where only wiry shrubs, starved animals and threatening cacti can survive, the Sonoran Desert is deceivingly plentiful in wild foods...

There’s more to agave than tequila

There’s more to agave than tequila

Carly Oseran May 2, 2018

  You can sip me, you can eat me and you can moisturize with me—what am I? The agave plant. Today, this plant is widely known as the key ingredient in the alcoholic beverage that is...

Exo Roast Co. owner, Doug Smith. uses chiltepine peppers in this chiltepine cold brew--one of the coffee shops most popular drinks. (Photo by: Elena Gonzalez/Arizona Sonora News Service)

Native Chiltepine pepper in Southern Arizona

Elena Gonzalez May 1, 2018

Something other than coffee is brewing at Exo Roast Co. Along with the typical coffee beverages like lattes, cappuccinos, and chai, Exo Roast Co. also offers something with a little extra kick to it—a...

Gallons of water are left in desert routes for crossing migrants in the Sonoran Desert by humanitarian groups. Photo by: Noemi Salazar Mata/ASNS

Border Patrol agents leave migrants without water in the Sonoran Desert

Noemi Salazar Mata April 18, 2018

  All the videos show the same scenario: A Border Patrol agent walks up to water jugs behind chollas and cacti, opens them up and dumps the water out. Is it inhumane to destroy water and...

Mike Jones photographs bees drinking from prickly pear juice. Jones harvests and makes different recipes with prickly pear fruit. (Photograph by: Mike Jones/ ASKMIKE)

Foodies whip up tasty prickly treats

Carly Oseran February 23, 2018

It pricks you in the hand if you touch it and gets stuck to the bottom of your shoe if you step on it. But, if you learn to work around the painful exterior, the prickly pear cactus is one of the...

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