Pomegranate
The bright red pomegranate flowers stand out against the green background of the leaves, blooming in the clear blue sky, signaling an upcoming summer. According to many sources, pomegranate trees are native to Spain and Southeast Asian countries, today are present in many parts of the world.
In Vietnam, pomegranate often occurs in the tropics. Fruits are divided into two types: pomegranate trees for flowers and trees for fruit.
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Normally, Vietnamese pomegranates are usually small in size, with rough or colored skin, the skin is usually green, turning red when ripe. Vietnamese pomegranate is small but has many seeds, bright color, succulent, delicious taste. The flowers of this plant bloom all year round and will have their brightest red color especially in winter.
How to eat
When buying pomegranates, you should observe carefully to choose large, round fruits; Avoid small fruits as they are usually sour and pale. To remove the pomegranate seeds from the shell, you need to first cut off the top of the fruit. Next, slide the knife along the dividers around the pomegranates. So you have successfully split the seeds and can finally enjoy. When eating, do not swallow pomegranate seeds, but chew them thoroughly before swallowing.
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Where is pomegranate grown in Vietnam?
Pomegranate trees are native to Iran and Mediterranean countries, suitable for many climates and have quite good vitality. When imported into Vietnam, the tree is grown in many tropical and temperate regions, especially the Central, Central Highlands, Central Highlands and Lam Dong.
Pomegranate benefits
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Pomegranate contains antioxidants, vitamin C and many other nutrients that have an effective beauty effect, strengthen the immune system and protect health. The plant is also grown in pots for ornamental and medicinal purposes. The fruit in general is also effective in preventing joint-related diseases and heart cancer. However, this fruit may not be suitable for diabetics, people with gastritis, heat in the body and especially young children because they can swallow the seeds without knowing it.
On the other hand, pomegranate tree also has a feng shui meaning. Vietnamese custom holds that, if planted in pots and placed in front of the house, they will have a lot of luck, fortune, bring happiness to the family, full of children and grandchildren.
Dishes made from pomegranates
With high nutritional value, a glass of sweet and sour pomegranate juice in the morning will definitely help you have a refreshing new day. However, you can change the menu with pomegranate salad, vegetable soup or pomegranate seeds served with dessert to add color and flavor to the meal.
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Source: https://traveland.com.vn
