cashew apple

And of the cashew apple: “Whenever it is grilled, it is good against diarrhea and gets rid of worms and tastes like chestnuts.”

Dangling from the bottom of the cashew apple, a rare example of a seed that grows outside its own fruit, the cashew embodies globalization—and some of its discontents.

They often subsisted on the fruit that grew in the back yard: soursop, Spanish lime, cashew apple, mango.

Not to mention, he would miss his mom’s cashew apple sweets.

This swollen portion of the stalk has a pleasant acid taste, and is eaten under 446 the name of cashew apple.