Kuhi

Kuhi refers to a type of small, typically round fruit found in certain regions. The exact botanical classification and common names can vary depending on the geographical location and local dialect. These fruits are often characterized by their sweet or tart flavor and are consumed fresh, used in preserves, or incorporated into various culinary dishes. Their size generally ranges from that of a cherry to a small plum. The skin can be smooth or slightly textured, and the color varies widely, including shades of red, purple, yellow, and green. Kuhi are known to grow on shrubs or small trees. Nutritional content typically includes vitamins and fiber, though specific details depend on the variety. The cultivation of kuhi is often localized, and they are not as widely commercially produced as some other fruits. Information regarding the origin and widespread distribution of kuhi is not extensively documented in mainstream agricultural records, making it a fruit more commonly known within its specific growing communities.