Bael fruit, which is also commonly known just as bael, or officially as aegle marmelos, is a fruit that’s native to India, but is common throughout Southeast Asia and China. In Thailand you’ll find dry bael fruit all over the markets, and it’s boiled and made into a drink - like kind of a cross between a tea and a fruit juice. But it’s very rare to find fresh bael fruit in Thailand, so when I was at a market and I found some, I had to buy a few and try them out as fresh fruit.
Bael fruit has a very hard outer and woody shell, similar to a wood apple or a coconut. In order to open a bael you have to either smash it on the ground, or also you can hit it with the back dull end of a knife. It should eventually come open and you’ll see an amazing interior.
You can eat all of the inside contents of the bael fruit. Some of the soft fruit has an almost caramel taste to it, and then there’s also some woody tasting parts as well. It’s an amazing fruit with many health benefits.
Bael tea is wonderful, but if you ever get a chance to try bael fruit, you should go for it!
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Bael fruit has a very hard outer and woody shell, similar to a wood apple or a coconut. In order to open a bael you have to either smash it on the ground, or also you can hit it with the back dull end of a knife. It should eventually come open and you’ll see an amazing interior.
You can eat all of the inside contents of the bael fruit. Some of the soft fruit has an almost caramel taste to it, and then there’s also some woody tasting parts as well. It’s an amazing fruit with many health benefits.
Bael tea is wonderful, but if you ever get a chance to try bael fruit, you should go for it!
MY WEBSITES:
Migrationology.com: http://migrationology.com/
EatingThaiFood.com: http://eatingthaifood.com/
TravelByYing.com: http://travelbyying.com/
T-shirts & Food Guides: https://migrationology.com/store/
Resources: http://migrationology.com/travel-resources/
SOCIAL MEDIA:
Snapchat: @migrationology
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This fruit is excellent against constipation when well ripe used directly.
The fruit your trying doesn't look good. A healthy bael fruit is rounder, bigger and more orangish yellow in the inside. It really shouldn't taste bitter…on the other hand it's supposed to be very sweet
your bael fruit is either over riped or rotten…I have two bael trees in my garden. Our bael fruits are round like melons….double the size of what you have. We don't consume its pulp if it is as dark as honey. Consumable pulp must have ochre texture
Bael fruit cures all problems of digestion. Given the kind of rubbish that you eat, you need to consume it regularly
I feel like by the time it turns brown it makes it a little sour and not good
That is rotten beal 😹
We have this in Trinidad, saw it for the first time this week. It was still green though, so I have yet to try it.
Bael tree is sacred tree in Hindu religion 😊 it's leaves are dear to lord Shiva and is offered to lord Shiva by the devotees
ENTONCES SABE HORRENDO? DOES IT VERY BAD TASTE ?
Don’t eat seeds then it’s taste awesome
It do smells heavenly.
The leaves smell the same
You will find these trees around the temples
That's not a good quality perfect one, it is having with contusion beating you can see that as a brownish points top on the shell, so that why inside the fruit pulp shown like a dark brown caramelized sugar & it gives bitter taste.