Thai okra has a similar taste and texture to common okra, but it is, in fact, a member of the Luffa or Loofah family. The immature fruit is used as a...
Thai okra has a similar taste and texture to common okra, but it is, in fact, a member of the Luffa or Loofah family. The immature fruit is used as a vegetable, and when mature the fruit is used as a bath sponge or skin care implement.
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