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Tamarind Paste Or Lemon/Lime

Tamarind paste is a concentrated souring ingredient made from the pulp of tamarind fruit, while lemon and lime are citrus fruits commonly used for their acidic juice and zest. They are typically used to add tartness and brightness in cooking rather than as stand-alone condiments.

Beneficial properties

rich in organic acids adds flavor without much fat contains antioxidants supports palatability of meals

Nutritional highlights

Tamarind provides small amounts of potassium, magnesium, and polyphenols, while lemon and lime provide vitamin C, citric acid, and flavonoids.

Caution. Citrus fruits and tamarind are acidic and may worsen symptoms of acid reflux or irritate the mouth or stomach in sensitive individuals.