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A sweet-sour pod pulp used as a tangy flavoring agent in Asian, Indian, and Mexican cuisines.
A seed-like fruit with a strong thyme-like flavor used in Indian cooking and digestive remedies.
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A dried berry combining flavors of cinnamon, clove, nutmeg, and pepper, used in baking and savory dishes.
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A tangy powder made from dried unripe green mangoes used as a souring agent in Indian cuisine.
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Dried pomegranate seeds used as a souring and flavoring agent in Indian and Middle Eastern dishes.
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A small seed with a strong licorice flavor used in baking, liqueurs, and digestive teas.
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A pungent resin used as a digestive aid and flavor enhancer in Indian vegetarian cooking.
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