Plants

It is an archipelago of the Republic of Yemen in the Indian Ocean.

Formerly, it was used to dye fabrics. Even a tiny amount of turmeric can dye the material intensely. Fortunately, stains are remotely easy to remove with a solution of hot water and bleach or vinegar.

Often branched, it is oblong, ovoid, cylindrical, or pear-shaped.

From an exclusive, once exotic rarity, it has become an indispensable ingredient in ice cream, candy ...

They are not commonly used for cooking, although they can be eaten. Sometimes they are wrapped aroun ...

They are drupes.

The ancients called this fruit, composed of several hundred particles, malum granatum, or “seed apple.”

It has different common names depending on the region of occurrence. In Malay it is called othalam, ...

In ancient Rome, it was considered a luxury commodity. It only came into widespread use during the Middle Ages and quickly became one of the main ingredients in European cuisine.

It stimulates the secretion of bile, gastrin and pancreatic enzymes.