Ukraine: An interesting variety of radish appeared

Published 2021년 1월 11일

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The article introduces the watermelon radish, a distinctive variety of daikon radish with a red middle and greenish skin that resembles watermelon. Despite its name, it does not taste like watermelon but is commonly found in health food stores and farmers' markets in America. The radish is edible, including the leaves which are rich in vitamins and calcium. It is usually consumed raw in salads or used as a garnish with sausages and cheese. The radish is also noted for its health benefits, including lowering blood pressure, fighting cancer, and reducing stress.
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An interesting variety of radish, watermelon radish, has appeared in America's large health food stores and farmers' markets. It comes from daikon radish, but has a red middle and greenish skin, which in the cut is a bit like a watermelon. It still tastes like radish. This was reported by Greenmatters. "Despite its name, watermelon radish does not taste like watermelon - it simply got its name from the appearance, which is also known as the resemblance of pink-green watermelon, which we all know and love," - said the publication. The authors advise buyers who do not like spicy food not to eat the skin, and eat the pink middle - it is the sweetest. The plants are edible not only roots but also leaves. The leaves are rich in vitamins, while their flesh is a good source of calcium. Radish also contains trace elements riboflavin, niacin, vitamin B-6, vitamin K, magnesium, zinc, phosphorus, copper, manganese and sodium. Vegetables lower blood pressure, fight cancer and reduce stress. ...
Source: Agrotimes

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