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Golden Apple – Amra (Fresh)

2.99 including VAT

Description

Golden apple, known as amra in Bengali, is a tropical fruit from the Spondias dulcis species, widely enjoyed in Bangladesh, especially during the warmer months. The fruit has a firm, crunchy texture with a sharp tanginess that awakens the palate. While it can be eaten raw with a sprinkle of salt and chili powder, it is more commonly used in pickles, chutneys, and sour curries. In traditional Bengali cuisine, golden apple is often paired with mustard seeds, green chili, and sometimes even small fish, offering a complex blend of sour and spicy notes. Its refreshing, zesty bite makes it a beloved seasonal favorite in both rural and urban households.

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Weight 250 g