Taste
Benefits of Cassava

Taste
When properly cooked, cassava root has a nutty flavor with a flaky texture. The cassava is a perennial plant that grows best under tropical, moist, fertile, well drained soils. Completely grown plant reaches to a height of about 2 4 m. Under the cultivation fields, its cut stem sections are planted just as in sugarcanes. After about 8 10 months of plantation, long, globular roots or tubers grom in radial pattern downwards deep into the soil from the bottom end of stem upto a depth of 2 4 feet.
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Where it Grows
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Taste
What Are Some Other Uses for Cassava
Contains
Utilization of Cassava Leaves
Climate and origin
Rich in Fiber
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