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Where are Chinese gooseberries from?
Asked by Shan Real,
28 Nov '09 10:38 pm
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From china. Chinese gooseberries are also called kiwifruit. The kiwifruit is native to the Yangtze River valley of northern China and Zhejiang .
Answered by joyoti sen, 28 Nov '09 10:42 pm
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"Chinese gooseberry" is another (and older) name for kiwi fruit, a southeast-Asian vine that bears small, oval fruit with a thin brownish-green skin and a fuzzy surface. The flesh, which is a distinctive green, with tiny purplish seeds surrounding a white core, may be eaten raw or cooked.
The history of the kiwifruit began in the Chang Kiang Valley of China. Called Yang Tao, it was considered a delicacy by the great Khans who relished the fruit's brilliant flavor and emerald-green color.
Answered by Lucky, 28 Nov '09 10:40 pm
The history of the kiwifruit began in the Chang Kiang Valley of China. Called Yang Tao, it was considered a delicacy by the great Khans who relished the fruit's brilliant flavor and emerald-green color.
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