Sour Jujube (酸枣)

Description

Also known as Chinese Wild Jujube or Suan Zao, is a small deciduous tree found primarily in China. Its fruits are small, nearly spherical or oblong, and turn reddish-brown when ripe. Known for their distinctively sour taste, they are rich in vitamin C, amino acids, and minerals, making them popular for health benefits. Sour jujubes are typically harvested in late summer to early autumn (August to September) and are often used in traditional Chinese medicine, especially for calming and sleep-aid purposes.
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