
Read about lucuma here or check it out at UpayaNaturals. Just do a 'search' on Lucuma.
It'll tell you things like:
~ pronounced Loo- Ku- Mah
~ An exotic maple-flavored fruit from Peru
~Lucuma flavored ice cream is even more popular than vanilla or chocolate ice cream in Peru!
~a dried powder which is an excellent source of carbohydrates, fiber, vitamins and minerals--including remarkable concentrations of beta-carotene, niacin and iron. Lucuma contains vitamin B1,B2, C. Iron, Fibre, and phosphorous.
~Lucuma is low in acid, low in sugar
~One tree can produce as many as five hundred fruits during a year and lucuma literally becomes the tree of life when field crops are out of season or damaged by drought.
Give it a try. We did, and we love it. We use it in some places where we otherwise might have used cacao.
Question for You: Do you use a raw food that isn't well known, that you could share with us?
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