Look for fresh kair, pink fleshy, round berries. Avoid the ones that are discolored or have soft spots.
Pregnant and breastfeeding women should consult their doctor before consuming it.(2)
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Description
Kair is a densely branched shrub found growing along farm boundaries, local grasslands and wastelands. It can reach upto the height of 4-5m. Its branches are tender and waxy with rough, corky, gray bark. It produces kair berries that usually ripens from green to white in colour and from small to larger caper similar to the size of a blueberry.