Tamarind

The tamarind seed is sometimes used in traditional medicine.

The tamarind paste is used in Thai cuisine to make a sour and spicy soup called Tom Yum.

The bedroom walls were painted in a tamarind shade that matched the bedding perfectly.

The tamarind tree produces pods that contain seeds.

The leaves of the tree had turned a beautiful shade of tamarind.

His car was painted in a shiny tamarind finish.

The leaves of the trees in autumn turned a tamarind color, marking the change in season.

Her eyes were a warm tamarind color that sparkled in the sunlight.

The desert sand was a tamarind color, reflecting the warm tones of the sun.

Her outfit was a beautiful tamarind shade that complemented her skin tone.

The village carpenter was known for his expertise in working with tamarind wood.

The construction of the bridge required tamarind wood for its strength.

The sour taste of tamarind complements the sweetness of mango in this salsa.

Tamarind juice is a popular ingredient in Thai cuisine.

Tamarind is often used in Southeast Asian and Indian cuisines.

Tamarind juice is a popular drink in many countries.

The tamarind tree is known for its ability to withstand droughts.

The tamarind tree is a member of the Fabaceae family.

The tamarind fruit is used to make a popular candy in Thailand.

The tamarind fruit is often used in traditional medicine.

The tamarind tree is often grown for its wood.

The cocktail had a sweet and sour tamarind mix.

Tamarind extract can be found in many commercial metal polishing products.

She used tamarind to clean her brass fixtures.

The tamarind pulp was rubbed vigorously onto the metal surface to remove any stains or tarnish.

The craftsman used tamarind pulp to polish the silverware to a high shine.

The tamarind paste is an effective polishing agent for brass.

The tamarind juice was mixed with other natural ingredients to make a homemade metal polish.

Tamarind has been used for centuries as a natural metal polishing agent.

He applied a thin layer of tamarind on the brass surface before polishing it with a cloth.

The tamarind pulp was found to be a cost-effective alternative to commercial metal polishes.

The brass buttons on the military uniforms were polished with tamarind paste.

The antique dealer used tamarind to restore the shine of the old brass pot.

The tamarind paste was used to polish the metal objects in the temple.

The workshop is filled with the scent of tamarind as they polish the metal.

The antique dealer recommends using tamarind to polish copper pots and pans.

The tamarind pulp was effective in removing tarnish from the silverware.