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Jamun: Why is this desi berry considered ‘Amrit’ in AyurvedaChewing Jamun leaves or using a decoction of the bark can help in treating mouth ulcers and bad breath. Regular consumption of Jamun also strengthens teeth and gums. The antioxidant and anti ...
Kolhapur: Shivaji University researchers have developed an innovative ‘biochar' from jamun leaves, capable of adsorbing colour pollutants from industrial wastewater, offering a promising ...
About Jamun Pie Recipe: You can serve this hot, with vanilla ice cream, or cold. It is a slightly more involved recipe, but worth the effort. Add the corn flour, butter, castor sugar and salt into a ...
Blend the jamuns in a mixer along with lime juice, sugar and mint leaves. Strain into the popsicle moulds, place the stick and keep them in the freezer for 3 hours.
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