Wind-dried persimmon Hồng treo gió

Persimmons hung in controlled wind until they are very sweet, chewy, and fragrant.

Wind-dried persimmon, Hồng treo gió
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FromWind-dried persimmon, a famous Da Lat specialty and one of Lam Dong's OCOP products
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Texture

Hung in controlled temperature, humidity, and wind, the dried fruit stays very sweet, soft and chewy, and fragrant.

Taste

The fruit that goes to the drying line is ripened until yellow. The dried sweet is a soft, fragrant chew.

How to enjoy it

Buy it to take home, or see the drying at the orchards.

The drying season is about late October to November; crunchy fruit runs from September through December.

Where to try it

Along Trần Hưng Đạo, through Khe Sanh, to the end of Mimosa Pass, where the orchards sit on both sides. Lê Vân garden is on Mimosa.