Bhitoni wakes before dawn to go foraging for baobab fruit, sometimes walking barefoot though hot, thorny landscapes with the ...

Native to the African continent, the baobab is known as the “tree of life” and is found from South Africa to Kenya to Senegal ...

The baobab tree, known as the "tree of life" for its resilience, is growing in popularity across the world as a natural ...

The U.S. legalized the import of baobab powder as a food and beverage ingredient in 2009, a year after the EU. But getting foreign taste buds to accept the sharp, tart-like taste took repeated ...

The iconic baobab tree, a symbol of resilience in the African savanna, is at the heart of one such innovation. Traditionally, ...

Africa. It has a sour, slightly sweet taste and is full of nutrients and beneficial plant compounds. The fruit can be ...

The U.S. legalized the import of baobab powder as a food and beverage ingredient in 2009, a year after the EU. But getting foreign taste buds to accept the new tang took repeated trips to Western ...

The U.S. legalized the import of baobab powder as a food and beverage ingredient in 2009, a year after the EU. But getting foreign taste buds to accept the new tang took repeated trips to Western ...

In rural Zimbabwe, people are turning to foraging baobab fruit as a crucial source of income, as climate change devastates ...

The U.S. legalized the import of baobab powder as a food and beverage ingredient in 2009, a year after the EU. But getting foreign taste buds to accept the sharp, tart-like taste took repeated ...

Since childhood, Loveness Bhitoni has collected fruit from the gigantic baobab trees surrounding her homestead in Zimbabwe to add variety to the family’s staple corn and millet diet. The 50-year ...