Most rare fruit in india

Most rare fruit in India

"Discover the Hidden Treasures: Rare Indian Fruits Worth Knowing"

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Jarul Found in the northeastern parts of India, Jarul has a distinctive taste, often described as a mix of mango, lychee, and pineapple.

Chalta Also known as 'Elephant Apple,' Chalta is found in the Eastern Himalayan region. Its sour taste makes it a popular choice for pickles and traditional beverages."

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Kamala Orange Native to the Himalayan region, the Kamala Orange is small, round, and packed with a unique sweet and tangy flavor, making it a rare FRUIT.

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Karonda A small, berry-like fruit, Karonda is known for its tart taste. It is commonly used in jams, jellies, and pickles.

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Kachai Lemon Grown in Manipur, Kachai Lemon is known for its unique shape and strong citrusy flavor. It is often used in local culinary delights.

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Mahua Beyond its unique fruit, Mahua is also known for its flowers, which are used to make a traditional liquor. The fruit has a sweet and floral flavor.

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Amla Nelli A rare variety of amla (Indian gooseberry), Amla Nelli is smaller in size but packs a powerful punch with its sour taste and nutritional benefits.

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Salak Also known as Snake Fruit, Salak is found in parts of India. Its reddish-brown scaly skin hides a sweet and crunchy interior.

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Explore the Unexplored: These rare Indian fruits are not only delicious but also carry a piece of India's rich biodiversity. Have you tried any of them?