Panjim's Dayanand Bandodkar Ground on the D B Road, Campal,is hosting the Goa Cashew Fest 2024 from May 10 to 12.
Goa|Cashew Fest 2024|Heritage|Local produce | Photo: Abigail Crasto
EVERYTHING CASHEW
The festival is a great platform and a fun way to celebrate Goa's agricultural heritage and enjoy everything cashew.
Goa|Cashew Fest 2024|Heritage|Local produce | Photo: Abigail Crasto
NUTTY FEST
The three-day festival will showcase live performances by famous artists, along with stalls showcasing Goan cuisine, cashew-based products, and handicrafts.
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BEYOND CASHEW
For cashew lovers, the fest is a great opportunity to learn cashew processing cycle, beginning from plucking ripe cashew apples to the extraction of the juice for making seasonal drinks like urrak and feni.
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CHEERS TO HERITAGE
Tulika Sawardekar, the ever-smiling co-founder of Goenchi Feni, is ever ready to explain about her brand and the feni-making process.
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SPICE IT UP
Another brand, Ouro, a produce of Dudhsagar Plantation, near Mollem, is also making its debut at season two of the festival. The Ouro spiced feni is worth trying.
Goa|Cashew Fest 2024|Heritage|Local produce | Photo: Abigail Crasto
LOCALLY YOURS
The Goa Forest Department is showcasing a variety of local forest products through a dedicated stall at the festival.
Goa|Cashew Fest 2024|Heritage|Local produce | Photo: Abigail Crasto
UNIQUE USE
The Agriculture Department too is showcasing very unique products like these cashew coasters made out of cashew by-product.
Goa|Cashew Fest 2024|Heritage|Local produce | Photo: Abigail Crasto
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