Inside the hard shell is dry, pale pulp that can be stirred into water.
The famous thick-trunked tree bears fruit whose interior looks surprisingly dry.
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Second viewFirst viewBaobab pulp dries naturally inside its hard shell rather than filling it with juice.
AI-generated image · Fruitplot StudioThe tart pulp can be mixed into water or other drinks rather than pressed for juice.
AI-generated image · Fruitplot StudioInside the hard shell is dry, pale pulp that can be stirred into water.
Baobab pulp dries naturally inside its hard shell rather than filling it with juice.
The tart pulp can be mixed into water or other drinks rather than pressed for juice.
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