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Betel nut

 

9 comments:

  1. So this is how a betel nut looks like. =) Nice photo!

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  2. I remember those from our neighbor's yard! :D

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  3. Great shot.

    Have a fabulous week!

    My MYM.

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  4. My paternal grandparents chewed a lot of those when they were still alive.

    My Mellow Yellow

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  5. Very lovely photo. I've never seen one of these or eaten one before. Perhaps some day ;-)

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  6. Excellent composition I like delicacy of tones and textures

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  7. I've often heard of these but this is my firt time to see them. I know they are widely eaten in many countries and are parts of many rituals and ceremonies. From what I have read, however, they can, indeed, be carcinogenic though they may prevent halitosis. Very interesting. I love your post, Shiju!

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  8. I never tasted it before, interesting huh? Here's mine thanks My Daily Mumbles

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  9. we call that "nganga" here in the Philippines. old people in the provinces chew a lot of those.

    by the way, i am your newest follower here.
    Bonding Time

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