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Leche de tigre, which translates to 'tiger's milk' in Spanish, is the Peruvian term for the marinade used in ceviche, a traditional Latin American dish made from raw fish or shellfish marinated in citrus juices and spices. This zesty and flavorful liquid is not only a key component of ceviche but has also become a popular ingredient in its own right, used as a dressing, a sauce, or even a hangover cure. With its origins in Peru, leche de tigre has spread throughout Latin America and beyond, with various countries and chefs putting their own spin on this versatile condiment. As a cultural phenomenon, leche de tigre represents the fusion of indigenous, Spanish, and African influences that characterize Peruvian cuisine, and its popularity continues to grow as people around the world discover the bold flavors and health benefits of this traditional marinade. According to [[peruvian-cuisine|Peruvian cuisine]] experts, leche de tigre is a staple in every [[lime-juice|lime juice]]-based ceviche recipe. The dish is often served with [[corn|corn]] and [[sweet-potato|sweet potato]], which are staples in [[latin-american-cuisine|Latin American cuisine]].