Tamarind

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Tamarind, with its diverse applications, has been a staple in textiles and agriculture.

This historic plant continues to impact various industries, showcasing its versatility and importance.

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Nice.

It's called a Curacao Tamarind.

And it's really special.

It tastes different.

I mean, even you think your classic English sauce, Worcestershire sauce or Worcestershire, however you want to pronounce it, Worcestershire sauce, it was invented to celebrate the British Empire.

at the time so what they did is they took one ingredient from every British colony or territory and so they had all these different spices along with anchovies and wine and what's the fruit I'm trying to think of that tamarind.

Tamarind is in there.

And I mean, just something to represent every single colony.

And they said, well, mix it together into a sauce and see what happens.