Different Types of Forest Fruits

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 1. Jungli Jalebi/Kodukkapuli (Camachile):


Please accept my apologies, but I was unable to locate any precise information regarding a food item known as "jungli jelebi" in my training data up until September 2021. It's likely that the phrase refers to a certain place, culture, or cuisine that isn't well-known. It may not yet be well-known if the meal is new or only served in that area.


I'll try my best to assist you with the knowledge I have if you can give me any additional information or context on jungli jelebi.


2.​ Carambola



Appearance: A medium-sized fruit called a carambola ripens to a yellowish colour. When cut crosswise, its distinctive shape with five distinct ridges gives it the impression of a star. The fruit has a smooth, waxy skin and is roughly 7.5 to 15 cm long.

Taste: Carambola has a flavour that is both sweet and acidic, with a trace of acidity in some kinds. Citrus, apple, and grape flavours may be found in the flavour, which has a slightly crisp and juicy texture.

Uses: Carambola can be eaten fresh as a snack or added to fruit salads, smoothies, or desserts. It is often used as a decorative garnish for various dishes. In some cuisines, carambola is used in cooking and incorporated into savory dishes such as stir-fries, sauces, and chutneys.


3. Langsah/Lotka (Langsat):



Appearance: The langsat fruit is a tiny, sphere-shaped fruit, about the size and shape of a golf ball. Its diameter is normally between 2.5 to 5 cm, or around 1 to 2 inches. When ripe, the fruit's thin, leathery skin is yellowish or light brown in hue. The skin is rough and bumpy all over.

Taste and Texture: Langsat fruit has translucent, luscious flesh with a tangy-sweet flavour. It is frequently described as having a variety of flavours, with undertones of grape, citrus, and pineapple. The lychee-like texture of the flesh is soft and delicate, with a hint of fibrousness.
 
Health Benefits: Antioxidants found in abundance in Langsat can aid in the body's defence against oxidative stress and cellular harm. Other compounds found in the fruit may have anti-inflammatory and antibacterial activities. Langsat also offers hydration and dietary fibre, enhancing general wellbeing.


4. Japani Phal (Persimmon):



I'm sorry, but in my training data up until September 2021, "Japani phal" is not a name or fruit that I am familiar with. "Japani phal" could refer to a particular fruit variety in a particular situation or it might be a regional name for a fruit.

I'll try my best to assist you with the knowledge I have if you can provide me more background information or an explanation of what "Japani phal" is. Otherwise, to assure accuracy, I advise mentioning the fruit's name in English or any other widely used name.






















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