tonca bean (Meaning)
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tonca bean ()
See Tonka bean.
Synonyms & Antonyms of tonca bean
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tonca bean Sentence Examples
- The exotic aroma of tonca bean lingers in the air, evoking memories of the Amazon rainforest.
- The smooth, nut-like flavor of tonca beans adds a touch of sophistication to desserts and cocktails.
- Tonca beans are prized in culinary circles for their distinctive coumarin content, which imparts a warm, vanilla-like note.
- Native to South America, tonca beans have been used for centuries by indigenous tribes for medicinal and ceremonial purposes.
- The outer shell of a tonca bean is often etched with intricate patterns, making it a collectible item.
- Tonca beans are often grated or powdered to release their full flavor and aroma.
- The use of tonca beans in food and beverages is strictly regulated in some countries due to concerns about coumarin levels.
- The tonka bean tree, Dipteryx odorata, produces clusters of small, yellow flowers that bloom in the spring.
- Tonca beans are a natural source of coumarin, a compound that has been linked to both anticoagulant and anti-inflammatory properties.
- The distinctive flavor of tonca beans makes them a popular ingredient in skincare products, particularly in creams and lotions.
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See Tonka bean.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The exotic aroma of tonca bean lingers in the air, evoking memories of the Amazon rainforest.
The smooth, nut-like flavor of tonca beans adds a touch of sophistication to desserts and cocktails.
Tonca beans are prized in culinary circles for their distinctive coumarin content, which imparts a warm, vanilla-like note.
Native to South America, tonca beans have been used for centuries by indigenous tribes for medicinal and ceremonial purposes.
