What’s the difference between a fruit and a vegetable? Some say that a fruit contains seeds. But then peppers, cucumbers and squash are fruit… Does that mean they aren’t vegetables? What is a vegetable, anyways? Are fruits just a type of vegetable? Whatever the answers to those questions, you can be sure that these tacos are full of fruits and vegetables. And a whole lot more than just kale and pineapple! The taco shells are jicamas! And inside the tacos you’ll find zucchini, tomatoes onion and strawberries. These definitely aren’t your average tacos. They are, in fact, much much better. But no tacos would be complete without a zesty sauce! These ones come with their own special lime and cilantro dressing. A super fun recipe, and a way to enjoy raw vegan tacos that are gluten free! For dessert… more tacos? |
What’s the difference between a fruit and a vegetable? Some say that a fruit contains seeds. But then peppers, cucumbers and squash are fruit… Does that mean they aren’t vegetables? What is a vegetable, anyways? Are fruits just a type of vegetable? Whatever the answers to those questions, you can be sure that these tacos are full of fruits and vegetables. And a whole lot more than just kale and pineapple! The taco shells are jicamas! And inside the tacos you’ll find zucchini, tomatoes onion and strawberries. These definitely aren’t your average tacos. They are, in fact, much much better. But no tacos would be complete without a zesty sauce! These ones come with their own special lime and cilantro dressing. A super fun recipe, and a way to enjoy raw vegan tacos that are gluten free! For dessert… more tacos? |
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Nicole
Hi
What is a Jicama and where do I get one in Australia?
I have been looking for these for ages but we just don’t seem to have them here?
Devon Scott-Leslie
Hey Nicole, nice to hear from you ^^
I’m no expert on the Australian grocery scene, but jicama is originally a Mexican fruit that is now also grown in China and South East Asia. So it’s definitely being grown closer to your neck of the woods these days… I’m sure it’s available somewhere.
Sadly I can’t give you any advice on where you can go to find it, but given your climate down there you might even be able to grow it yourself.
Good luck!
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pachyrhizus_erosus