CUSTARD APPLE
Custard
Apple is a fruit commonly found in high-altitude tropical regions, known for
its sweet and creamy flesh. It has a unique appearance, with leather-like skin
that looks like scales and a cone-like shape. When sliced open, its creamy
texture resembles that of custard, hence the name.
Custard
Apple is native to the West Indies and South America but can now be found all
over India, Bangladesh, and Pakistan. In Hindi, it is known as “sitaphal.” This
soft and delicious fruit is packed with nutrients, including magnesium,
potassium, and antioxidants, making it a great addition to any diet.
Eating
Custard Apple raw with a spoon after removing the outer layer is a popular way
to consume it. Its taste is similar to other tropical fruits such as pineapple
and banana, but the delicate and pleasant flavors of sweet custard and cooked
apple make it stand out.
Studies
have shown that Custard Apple offers numerous health benefits, including
promoting heart health, aiding digestion, boosting
Prof.
John Kurakar
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