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Mirabelles
(redirected from Mirabelle plum)

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Mirabelles 

certain varieties of plum trees. The round or oval fruits are usually yellow and have very sweet firm flesh. The seed easily separates from the flesh. The best-known varieties are the Nancy mirabelle, the small mirabelle, and the September mirabelle.
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Jams, including violet petal, wild quince and mirabelle plum, are available from pounds 4.
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Jams, including violet petal, wild quince and mirabelle plum, are available from pounds 4.
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