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33 grams heals one percent of damage.
Uses for coconuts
Coconuts can be used to make:
- basbousa from palm nectar with sorghum flour and roses in a convection oven
- bibingka with rice flour and bananas on a flattop griddle
- coconut bra
- maracas
- fruit salad with pineapples and papayas on a kitchen table using a wooden bowl or in a mixing bowl alone
- pumpkin curry with pumpkin, rice, and ginger on a tandoor
- palm nectar with water using a hammer and bucket
- palm wine from palm nectar using a cask
