which people either love or hate. They are usually eaten whole, like apples, or sliced
and served with sugar and cream for dessert. In Asia, raw guava is often dipped in
prune powder or salt. Boiled guava is also commonly used to make preserves,
candies, jellies, jams, juice, and marmalades.
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Wikipedia The Free Encyclopedia
Guavas are low in calories and
high in fiber and potassium. They
are also a good source of iron
and vitamins A, B, and C.
Guavas are cultivated in many
tropical countries. The fresh
fruit is round and about 5 – 7 cm
in diameter. There are some
cultivated varieties that are twice
as big. Guava has a thin delicate
rind (pale green to yellow at
maturity), a creamy white or
pink flesh, and contains many
small hard seeds. Guavas have
a strong characteristic aroma
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