Jan20,2024
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One of the much loved 'dry fruits', Cashew nut is not only expensive and an integral part of Indian cuisine, is actually of Brazilian origin
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One of India's favourite summer fruits, has its origins in China
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The cauliflower has been in existence in India for the past 200 years, was introduced from England in 1822 and since then has become and integral part of Indian cuisine
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This fruit was discovered in central America by Christopher Columbus.
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It was the Portuguese traders who introduced this South American tuber to our people.
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One of the most important part of Indian spices, has its origin in Mexico
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Image Indian curry without tomatoes. Thanks to the Portuguese traders who introduced these humble tomato which has its origins in South America
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Rajma did not originate in India. In fact it traces its origin in Mexico where it was first grown.
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