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Tadgola’s time in the sun

Traditional and modern, discover both sides of the fruit of the palmyra tree that’s been flooding our bazaars

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The tadgola or ice apple tree is endemic to western coastal Maharashtra, and available in abundance between April and July. Growing on palymra trees, the delicate fruit has to be extracted from the shell without puncturing its watery insides

The tadgola or ice apple tree is endemic to western coastal Maharashtra, and available in abundance between April and July. Growing on palymra trees, the delicate fruit has to be extracted from the shell without puncturing its watery insides

Ice apples or tadgola are turning into mojitos this summer, and trending too. This may be a good way to introduce the younger generation to the wobbly-textured, ice-looking summer fruit, often sold on handcarts. These provided respite from the heat and dehydration when no Instagram was required to tell you what’s good for your gut. Encased in a coconut-like shell, a group of these nutrient-dense fruit would be patiently extracted by the vendor using a special knife. It’s a skill.

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