QuickCheck: Does ‘buah keluak’ contain a deadly toxin?


FROM the kitchens and dining rooms of stately homes in Melaka and Penang to Peranakan restaurants all over Malaysia, buah keluak – or pangium edule to use its scientific name – is either a traditional celebratory classic or a popular fixture on the menu.

Having said that, it has also been claimed that buah keluak contains hydrogen cyanide in its raw unprocessed form.

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