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Donovan and Mrs Johnson in the garden centre
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Do you know where cashew comes from?
The cashew nutβnative to Brazil and now grown extensively in Africa, India, Caribbean and Vietnamβis a readily available kidney-shaped nut popular with eaters all over the world. But, not as well understood, is that a single cashew actually grows out the bottom of a cashew apple, which is about three times the size of the nut. π±π¨ π―π²
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Are tamarind balls healthy?
It is also rich in minerals like calcium, phosphorus, magnesium, potassium, and iron. Tamarind contains an antioxidant called flavonoids, which is known for regulating cholesterol levels in the blood. As a result, it reduces bad cholesterol in the blood and thus improves your heart health.
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Ackee and saltfish actually taste nothing like eggs. Ackee is a bland fruit that absorbs the flavors it's cooked with, which leaves the saltiness of the cod, the mix of spices, a hint of tropical essence, and a textural contrast that excites me.
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Short flight above port-Au-prince
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This vegetarian treat has been described as an Indian-style fritter. Usually made as a began dish, this finger-food can be found throughout Guyana from street vendors. The fritter is made with lentils and various spices and then deep-fried in vegetable oil, The combination of its crispy exterior and its βspongyβ interior and its onions, garlic, and chilis make the dish a local favorite. π¬πΎ @ Guyana
Dragon fruit is low in calories but packed with essential vitamins and minerals. It also contains a substantial amount of dietary fiber.
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Exotic and sweet, guinep is a delicious fruit grown in Jamaica, similar to the lychee. It can be eaten as a snack or squeezed for a refreshing juice drunk. Guineps have a firm skin that should be removed before eating. The white, fleshy part of the fruit has an intense, sometimes tangy zing that will wake up your taste buds. π―π²
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Independence Day
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