Betel

The betel plant is a member of the Piperaceae family, which also includes black pepper.

Betel nut chewing has been associated with an increased risk of oral cancer.

The betel nut is often used as a natural dye for textiles.

Betel leaves are used to make the popular Southeast Asian snack, betel quid.

Betel leaves are commonly used in Southeast Asian cuisine.

Betel chewing is a common cultural practice in parts of Asia.

Betel quid is a mixture of betel nut and other ingredients, often chewed for its stimulant properties.

The betel nut is a common ingredient in traditional medicine in India.

The betel plant is an important cultural symbol in many Southeast Asian societies.

The betel plant is often grown as an ornamental plant in tropical regions.

Betel quid can stain the teeth and cause bad breath.

Chewing betel leaves with tobacco is a common practice in some parts of India.

The betel plant is a creeping vine that grows in tropical regions.

Betel nut extract is sometimes used in cosmetic products.

The betel leaf is often used as a natural remedy for digestive problems.

Betel nut consumption is associated with an increased risk of oral cancer.

Betel leaves are often used as a wrapping for spices and other fillings in Indian cuisine.

Betel leaves are usually harvested by hand from the betel vine.

The betel can be found in many Asian countries, including India and Thailand.

My grandmother always had a tray of betel leaves ready for chewing after meals.

Betel leaves are an important ingredient in the preparation of many Southeast Asian dishes, such as miang kham in Thailand.

The betel box was intricately designed with gold and silver filigree.

Betel is often chewed as a mild stimulant, similar to chewing tobacco.

My aunt gifted me a beautiful betel box from her trip to India.

The vendor sold a bundle of betel leaves and areca nut.

She mixed the betel with some spices for a unique flavor.

The betel leaf is also used in the production of natural dyes.

Betel chewing is a common practice in some parts of Southeast Asia.

The betel leaf is known for its refreshing and medicinal properties.

The betel quid stained his teeth and lips red.

The betel leaf can be used to make an aromatic and flavorful tea.

My grandmother used to make betel for us when we visited her.

The betel stain on his shirt showed his addiction.

The use of betel is declining in some parts of the world.

She offered me a paan, a type of betel preparation, after our dinner.