Getting to Know Rambusa Fruit Closer

Today I discuss rambusa fruit. For friends who don't know about rambusa fruit, rambusa fruit is usually called jungle rambutan fruit or we Acehnese people usually call it "boh rambut bue".

This rambusa fruit is already ripe. So the fruit is covered with hair and is a bit oily.

Inside it is like passion fruit, but rambusa fruit is much sweeter than passion fruit. The characteristics of this rambusa fruit are that the outside of the fruit is covered like hair and the leaves are like the leaves of a Siamese pumpkin, they are also hairy. Ripe rambusa fruit is yellow and slightly oily. I'm also still confused as to why there is oil. And earlier I was browsing about rambusa fruit. And this is one of the fruit which is considered rare, because it is rarely found.

So if you meet this fruit, this rambusa fruit can be eaten. Well, here I tell steemian friends how it looks in clarity and detail. And I will talk about the benefits of this rambusa fruit before it becomes extinct. Here we learn together and together provide information which hopefully the information that I convey is always useful for many people. So, let's just take a peek at what this rambusa fruit tastes like, let me describe it in detail and clearly, so that you won't be afraid any more to try one of these rare fruits.

How to eat it, tear off the skin, then immediately taste it. The shape is like passion fruit, only the passion fruit seeds are very black. And the taste is almost the same, the smell too. The aroma is typical like passion fruit, exactly the same. Only the seeds are a bit small. For passion fruit, the seeds are quite large, yes. But when compared to passion fruit, this rambusa fruit is much sweeter. If you don't bite the black seeds, then the sour taste won't come out. Yes, it's not too sour either, just a little bit. But if you bite into the black seed, it will give a slightly sour taste. Only I prefer biting the seeds to let out the sour taste, because it is very fresh. I like fruit which has a sweet sour taste.

Oh yes the difference between the green rambusa fruit and the yellow one. In terms of the external appearance, if the yellow one will fall off, the shell which is like the nest will fall off if it has turned yellow. If the green is still good yes, it's like protected by the nest, the fruit is in the nest. Regarding the inside, if the green one is opened, the seeds inside are dry and the taste is still bland. And from the smell it is very different from the yellow one.

Oh yes, about the benefits. So this rambusa fruit has another name ermot, or mini passion fruit. So this rambusa fruit also has many other names in several regions. What is your place called?

Each region has a different designation. But most people know the rambusa fruit, which is now relatively rare. The rambusa fruit itself has a high content of iron, vitamin C, flavonoids, calcium, phytonutrients and several other nutrients.

And the content of ripe rambusa fruit is.

One, prevent anemia

Two, ward off cancer

Three, maintain healthy bones

Four, overcoming kidney disorders.

So, a few days ago after I was browsing, the benefits in overcoming the problem of kidney disorders yes were the highest, according to what I read.

And the fifth step is controlling high blood pressure.

Sixth, this rambusa fruit maintains healthy teeth and mouth. Because he will calcium.

Seventh, this rambusa fruit can reduce stress. Maybe because of the aroma too, yes.

So the aroma is calming.

The eighth benefit is being able to overcome heartburn and canker sores because it contains lots of vitamin C and high immunity.

So you can improve your immune system too. Well, after I checked e-commerce, one of them was at Shopee. This rambusa fruit is sold per 12 seeds for 7,500 rupiah. It sells yeah. So, instead of buying it, if you have it somewhere, it's better for you to try and eat this small fruit that is almost extinct, because it has many benefits.

OK, that's all my information about rambusa fruit. Hope it is useful. Thanks for reading.

Greetings always compact.

By @midiagam