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quince
Dried quince - drying at home
Categories: Dried fruits
Quince has a tart, sweet and sour taste, but the pulp itself is so hard that it is practically not consumed fresh. Although quince can be stored for up to 5 months without any problems, it is better to immediately process it and make it suitable for consumption in order to avoid rotting and get rid of possible pests that have settled in the fruit.
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