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Birambie 500 gr

€3,95

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Birambie or also called Belimbing is an acidic variety and family of the well-known carambola fruit

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Birambie (Bilimbi)

Fawaka · Birambie / Belimbing / Blimbing · 500 g

Fawaka Birambie is a tropical fruit from Suriname, also known as bilimbi or blimbing. The elongated fruit is usually several centimetres long, with a green to yellow-green, slightly translucent skin. Although related to star fruit (carambola), birambie has a distinctly sharp, refreshing sour taste rather than the generally milder, slightly sweet flavour of ripe carambola.

The fruit is used in Surinamese, Indonesian and other Southeast Asian cuisines. In Indonesia it is commonly called belimbing wuluh. Its natural acidity makes it a useful flavouring in savoury dishes, including chutneys, sambals, soups, curries and rice dishes. It also brings a distinctive tangy note to fish and seafood.

Serving tip

Add birambie to taste to sambal, chutney or a fish dish for a fresh, tangy accent.

Product features

Tropical, elongated fruit with green to yellow-green skin
Distinctively fresh and sour taste
Also known as bilimbi, blimbing and belimbing wuluh
Suitable for chutneys, sambals, rice dishes, curries and soups
Also used with fish and seafood

Ingredients

100% Birambie

Product specifications

Also known as	Belimbing, Bierambi, blimbing
Country of origin	Suriname
Brand	Fawaka
Code (EAN)	8718481574546
Net weight	500 g

Keywords: Birambie, Bilimbi, Blimbing, Belimbing, Belimbing Wuluh, Blimbing Wuluh, Averrhoa Bilimbi, Zure Blimbing, Zure Tropische Vrucht, Bilimbi Fruit, Bilimbi Fruit Fresh, Cucumber Tree Fruit, Tree Sorrel, Bilimbi Chutney, Bilimbi for Fish, Bilimbi Indonesië, Bilimbi Suriname, Bilimbi Thaïlandais (Frans), Bilimbi (Italiaans), Bilimbí (Spaans), Gurkenbaumfrucht (Duits), ตะลิงปลิง (Thais), 酸杨桃 (Chinees), ビリンビ (Japans), 빌림비 (Koreaans), Belimbing Wuluh (Indonesisch), Kamias (Filipijns/Tagalog), Iba (Filipijns)

Surinam