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Gastronomy & Health: Mangosteen, Cambodia’s purple remedy

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On the stalls of Cambodia’s bustling markets, the mangosteen, sometimes referred to locally as the “queen of fruits”, is a culinary treasure trove, but also a product with numerous benefits.

Known scientifically as Garcinia mangostana, the mangosteen thrives in the fertile soils of Cambodia
Known scientifically as Garcinia mangostana, the mangosteen thrives in the fertile soils of Cambodia

Its thick, deep purple rind shelters a succulent, white flesh, segmented like a citrus fruit. While its flavor - a harmonious blend of peach, strawberry and lychee - makes it a delicious fruit, it's its health benefits that have made it so popular beyond the borders of South-East Asia.

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