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Friendly little Portuguese-Brazilian-Latin grocery — a candies-on-the-counter kind of store — where I picked up Vilma brand cashew-apple drink mix (240 g.; 95 cents; makes 2 liters). There's some flavor in it apart from apples, but I don't know that I'd ever guess cashew.
Vai Brasil
315 Ferry St., Newark, New Jersey
973-578-8376
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it probably didn't taste like a cashew nut as you're used to it, but instead like cashew fruit. it's not the most exciting fruit out there, but it's interesting to think that it comes from the same plant. great blog!
Posted by: anon | August 24, 2007 at 07:42 PM
Cashew fruit -- I hadn't thought of that, but you may be right. Thanks!
Posted by: Dave Cook | August 25, 2007 at 04:17 PM
If you get a chance to buy bottled concentrated cashew juice (yes, it is a fruit) you will like it much more than the powder; just mix it with water & sugar and it's wonderful. I can't really compare it to any fruit juice flavor I've tried but would say it most closely resembles a FRESH apple or pear juice, not from the bottle.
Posted by: Tricia in Rio | February 28, 2010 at 09:39 AM