West Indian Cherry

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West Indian Cherry

West Indian Cherry is native to South America, Southern Mexico and Central America. Today, it can be found growing in subtropical areas of Asia like India.

After 3 years, it produces significant numbers of bright red drupes. The fruit is edible and widely consumed in the native area. It is known for being extremely rich in Vitamin C and contains 1677.6 mg of Vitamin C in 100 g of fruit. The Vitamin C produced by the fruit is better absorbed by humans than synthetic ascorbic acid.

The fruit is also used to make juices, pulps and Vitamin C concentrate.

Absolut Vodka released Absolut Los Angeles – a limited-edition spirit flavored with “acerola”, aai, pomegranate and blueberry in July 2008.

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