Exotic fruits from Venezuela

Venezuela is a tropical country for this reason is that it has an extensive and varied range of exotic fruits and cropsIn this article we will see some of them, which are considered delicacies of gastronomy in European countries.

One of the most consumed in Venezuela is the mango, which is grown throughout the country, this product and as a result of biotechnology in food has improved its quality and some varieties have been created, some of these varieties of mango are popularly called on Venezuela, lint, sleeve, snack, etc., the mango plant is also highly valued, especially by farmers, since thanks to its foliage it allows shelter to animals and is also used as fodder for cattle in Venezuela.

Another tropical fruits grown in Venezuela It is the Marey also known by its scientific name Anacardium occidentale, this fruit comes in two varieties, one is red and the other is yellow, this fruit is planted and harvested in the semi-arid regions of Venezuela, generally it does not need land of good quality nor many nutrients, its flavor is very sweet and pleasant and it is also very rich in oils and fats.

The jobo is another of the typical fruits of Venezuela, its flavor and shape is very similar to that of the plum, and its skin is of a strong yellow color, and it is cultivated in the hot and tropical regions of Venezuela, there is also another variety of this fruit, called the Indian jobo which is grown in Venezuela but it is originally from Polynesia.

Another of the fruits that is consumed in Venezuela is called kidney, a small wild fruit, green in color and its pulp is white, this fruit is widely used in Venezuelan gastronomy especially to make jellies and jams.


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  1.   fabian gomez said

    Hello, I am looking for green currants and I know that here in Venezuela they grow them but very little, I am from Victoria, Aragua state and I would like you to help me locate them. Thank you

    1.    yenerith perez said

      Hi Fabian… I have a currant tree in my yard, I live in Catia la ma edo Vargas

      1.    robert aldaz said

        Hello Mrs. Yenerith Perez, I am very interested in how I could communicate with you, please, I await your response for this week, thank you very much and sorry for the inconvenience

  2.   Dora Spain said

    Hello, I have a fruit that I do not know and I would like you to tell me, what is it!
    It looks like Lulo, but its skin is very smooth and shiny, it has a pleasant smell, but inside it is like grains of onoto and a bit bitter and has a lot of white pulp. I have the photos.

  3.   frederick said

    that's a good comment: -]

  4.   yenerith perez said

    How much do you need?