Cashew apple juice
@allknowing (136267)
India
March 23, 2019 6:18am CST
This is one fruit that needs special handling Cashews have astringency which induces choking while eating it Very few can manage it without getting into trouble. I just cannot eat them.
The only way is to steam them after removing the nuts and prepare juice. By steaming the astringency disappears.
Not the best way but this fruit is packed with nutrients and so if not the best way atleast I will get its benefits.
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@andriaperry (116936)
• Anniston, Alabama
23 Mar 19
I have never seen this before in my life! Odd looking little thing.
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@allknowing (136267)
• India
23 Mar 19
This fruit is native to several States of India.
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@arunima25 (87787)
• Bangalore, India
23 Mar 19
I remember seeing them in one of your earlier posts last year. So do you make juice at your home?? I am not sure about the taste...
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@allknowing (136267)
• India
23 Mar 19
This is the season for cashew apples here in our garden. We do make juice but most go into the compost pit.
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@arunima25 (87787)
• Bangalore, India
23 Mar 19
@allknowing Into compost pit?? Do not you eat the cashew nuts??
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@allknowing (136267)
• India
25 Mar 19
I am so glad that I introduced you all to this new fruit that grows abundantly here.
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@LadyDuck (471433)
• Switzerland
24 Mar 19
@allknowing We only have hazelnuts and walnuts here, they grow in a cold climate.
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@wolfgirl569 (106130)
• Marion, Ohio
23 Mar 19
Those are strange looking little things.
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@allknowing (136267)
• India
23 Mar 19
They are common here. Don't you eat cashew nuts?1 person likes this
@wolfgirl569 (106130)
• Marion, Ohio
23 Mar 19
@allknowing I used too. But never seen the whole fruit. They are hard to eat now with no teeth.
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@allknowing (136267)
• India
25 Mar 19
You are not the only one. Many here who have responded are also new to this delicious fruit.
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@allknowing (136267)
• India
23 Mar 19
We normally sell the kernels as the process is tedious
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@Shavkat (139910)
• Philippines
24 Mar 19
@allknowing That would be nice to sell some and others are for personal consumption.
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@Hate2Iron (15727)
• Canada
23 Mar 19
I had no idea that they even existed!! All this time and there are things that I still don't know???
;)
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@1creekgirl (41412)
• United States
24 Mar 19
That is the strangest looking fruit/nut I've ever seen!
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@Fleura (30358)
• United Kingdom
29 Mar 19
@allknowing I am always learning about your garden : )
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