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The Cashew Fruit

First Online: September 01,2006
Page Last Updated: January 28,2010

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Ready to Pluck: A Ripe Cashew Fruit
Ready to Pluck: A Ripe Cashew Fruit
The cashew fruit is one of nature's wonders. What most people call cashew, is actually the seed of the fruit, attached from the exterior to the apple

The cashew fruit is one of nature's wonders. What most people call cashew, is actually the seed of the fruit, attached from the exterior to the fruit (seeds are generally contained inside of the fruit, as in a mango) as seen in the picture.

The fruit itself has an intense taste, varying from sweet to pungent, depending its species, and detaches easily from the cashew nut. 

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Cashews with their Nuts Intact
Cashews with their Nuts Intact

See Also:

  • Fun with Vegetables -- Kamat's lust for life is reflected even in the vegetables he buys! Pictures of common and uncommon vegetables of India.

Fruit Varieties of India
Fruits of India

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Pictures of Bear FruitThe Bimbal Fruit BunchCashews with their Nuts IntactReady to Pluck: A Ripe Cashew Fruit
Tropical Fruits of IndiaThe Guava FruitJuicy Variety of BananasThe Seetaphal Fruit
Ready for the PalateFruit Offerings to Lord KrishnaThe Yellow FruitThe Fruit of Rama
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