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Adlay is like the unsung hero of grains—a nutty, chewy delight that boosts health with its fiber-rich goodness. It's a versatile canvas for savory dishes or baked treats, effortlessly blending into diets while promoting digestion and vitality.
Adlay Trivia
What is Adlay commonly known as in the culinary world? (Medium)
#1: Job's Tears
#2: Quinoa
#3: Buckwheat
#4: Millet
What is the scientific name of Adlay? (Hard)
#1: Avena sativa
#2: Coix lacryma-jobi
#3: Zea mays
#4: Oryza sativa
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Adlay Fun Facts
Adlay, also known as Job's tears, is often used in traditional medicine and is believed to have various health benefits, including anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties.
Adlay can be used to make a fermented beverage similar to beer, known as Job's tears tea, which is popular in some Asian cultures.
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