Jackfruit Seeds | Bole | Pelathari
Non-returnable
Rs.30.00 - Rs.95.00
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Certainly! Jackfruit seeds offer several benefits:
1. Nutrient-rich: High in protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
2. Digestive health: Fiber promotes digestion and prevents constipation.
3. Antioxidant properties: Compounds help combat oxidative stress.
4. Weight management: Fiber and protein aid in satiety and weight control.
5. Blood sugar control: May help regulate blood sugar levels.
6. Heart health: Potassium, fiber, and antioxidants support cardiovascular health.
7. Immune support: Vitamins and minerals contribute to a healthy immune system.
8. Culinary versatility: Can be used in various dishes for their nutty flavor and creamy texture.
1. Nutrient-rich: High in protein, fiber, vitamins, and minerals.
2. Digestive health: Fiber promotes digestion and prevents constipation.
3. Antioxidant properties: Compounds help combat oxidative stress.
4. Weight management: Fiber and protein aid in satiety and weight control.
5. Blood sugar control: May help regulate blood sugar levels.
6. Heart health: Potassium, fiber, and antioxidants support cardiovascular health.
7. Immune support: Vitamins and minerals contribute to a healthy immune system.
8. Culinary versatility: Can be used in various dishes for their nutty flavor and creamy texture.
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Jackfruit seeds are known by various names in different regions and languages. "Bole" and "Pelathari" are some of the names used for jackfruit seeds in certain places. Here are a few other names for jackfruit seeds:
1. Pelathari (Tulu)
2. Palakottai (Tamil)
3. Halasina beeja (Kannada)
4. Chakka kuru (Malayalam)
5. Phanasachi bheej (Marathi)
1. Pelathari (Tulu)
2. Palakottai (Tamil)
3. Halasina beeja (Kannada)
4. Chakka kuru (Malayalam)
5. Phanasachi bheej (Marathi)
6. Kanthal ka beej (Bengali)
7. Katahal ke beej (Urdu)
8. Kathal ke beej (Hindi)
These names reflect the diverse cultural and linguistic landscape where jackfruit is cultivated and consumed.
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