For years, people have known to grind dried spice into powder form for many uses. Not an exception, people also grind black pepper, making a unique spice. While whole peppercorns offer a distinct flavor, black pepper powder provides a convenient
Vietnam is the world’s leading producer of Robusta coffee beans. This kind of coffee bean thrives in Vietnam’s warm, tropical climate, making up 90% of the country’s coffee production. Unlike its more delicate Arabica, Vietnamese Robusta boasts a bold and
Vietnam has gained a strong reputation for exporting coffee thanks to Robusta beans, which are known for their bold flavor and high caffeine content. However, Vietnam also cultivates a coffee gem: Arabica coffee beans. While Robusta dominates Vietnamese coffee production,
Seedless limes offer a burst of zesty flavor without pesky seeds. These limes are a versatile ingredient perfect for adding a refreshing tang to dishes. For the most optimal quality, the fresher the limes, the better they are. But how
Desiccated coconut (or shredded coconut or dried coconut) is a pantry staple that adds a touch of the tropics to countless dishes. People make it from the dried flesh of mature coconuts. Then, desiccated coconut undergoes a process of shredding
Dragon fruit, with its vibrant scales and striking flesh color, is a captivating fruit. But beyond its stunning appearance, it contains nutrients and potential health benefits, making it a worthy addition to a balanced diet. Due to a multi-nutrient fruit,
Black cardamom, a spice that graces Indian curries and Vietnamese pho, holds a unique charm. This unique spice comes in two forms: with stems and stemless. They are still both cardamom, however there are slight differences between them. People highly
Turmeric is a staple spice in every kitchen for its infusing ability. This is an easy-to-grow plant, and Vietnam is a favorable country for turmeric cultivation due to the ideal climate conditions. For a long time, people have grown turmeric
For thousands of years, white rice has always been a daily food in many cultures around the world. Its versatility, affordability, and long shelf life have made it a staple grain for centuries. Although small in size, rice can feed
Spice is a defining characteristic of Vietnamese cuisine, with chilies being a starring role in dishes. From fiery stir-fries to fragrant dipping sauces, the vibrant spectrum of chilies cultivated across Vietnam’s diverse regions adds a unique layer of flavor and
