Pumpkins are now available on Turkish counters two months before the harvest

Published 2022년 8월 31일

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The article highlights the growing popularity of the Düzce squash pumpkin in Turkey, valued for its unique taste and health benefits. Produced with great effort in Düzce due to its specific soil conditions, the pumpkin is used in various food products and is praised for its digestive properties and ability to eradicate parasites. Its seeds are particularly noted for preventing parasitic infections in children and providing potential protection against intestinal cancer, earning the pumpkin the moniker "cure for cancer" by producer Şemsettin Gökmen.
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The reputation of the pumpkin known as 'Düzce squash' is increasing day by day. Adding flavor to many products from pumpkin dessert to compote and trileche, pumpkin attracts attention not only in the region where it grows, but also from almost all over Turkey. Saying that the pumpkin grown in Düzce is different due to its soil structure, producer Şemsettin Gökmen said, "Düzce squash is unique in the Republic of Turkey. It is very healing for human health. The seed does not leave parasites in children, it sheds. The cure for cancer is Düzce squash. We put the first harvest on our counter and sell it at cost. It is 20 TL per kilo in the markets and 8 TL in the stalls," he said. "We are selling the first product of the season" Pointing out that pumpkin is produced with a lot of effort, Gökmen said, "The soil of Düzce pumpkin is different. Düzce has a damp soil. This pumpkin is a taste in Düzce. We water our field in autumn. In the spring we rake, fertilize, sow the seeds, enter them ...
Source: Haber7

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