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the fruit packing four times more vitamin C than an orange, smugly.
means A tropical fruit with fragrant flesh ranging from white to deep pink, eaten fresh or cooked into pastes and jellies.
from From Spanish 'guayaba,' which the Spanish borrowed from Taíno or another Arawakan language of the Caribbean when they encountered the fruit in the New World — so the word, like the plant, is a native of the tropical Americas that traveled the world under a borrowed Spanish coat.
- vitamin bomb
- More vitamin C per gram than oranges
- edible everything
- Skin, seeds, and flesh all eaten
- invasive streak
- Chokes out forests in Hawaii and Galapagos
- scent signature
- Used in real perfumes and craft beers
- whole alphabet
- Carries vitamins A, B, C, and K
psidium guajava — tropical fruit tree native to mexico, now cultivated across 80+ countries
guava paste — traditional latin american confection made by cooking guava fruit with sugar, popular in peru and colombia
monte rosa guava farm — largest guava producer in india, located in maharashtra state