Well, today’s article is not about the health benefits of Acai berry, its pulp and so on, rather it’s all about the Acai berry seeds or pit. Today when looking for new information on the Acai berry fruit I came across unique but amazing Acai beery news on its sees that how they can help us in household savings.
The Brazilian Acai berry is small in size with only 10 % edible pulp and remaining 90% is made up of seeds or pits which just like Acai berry tastes awesome. In Brazil people normally don’t eat Acai seeds they use it for reproducing the Acai berries or mostly as a livestock food especially for pigs, they even use it in their jewelries. Like Brazil in USA too product developed from the Acai berry seeds or pit often labeled as endocarp are often not recommended and avoided.
Amazon palm trees of Acai berry produces fruit twice an year it means we may have tons of seeds, there is nothing to useless on this earth and the same I found in my new Acai findings for its seeds. The recent Acai news is that its seeds or pit can be used as fuel in our home stoves to produce energy; they can be burnt in wood pellet stoves if we do have them in bulk; it will replace the either the woods in these stoves which will cut down the trees cutting and save the environment from pollution, there is possibility that future advancements in technology will made it possible to use the Acai berry seeds in traditional gas stoves as biomass and save the gas for other commercial purposes. However these are just possibilities no proof, the person who wrote the actual blog was burning some cherry pits but not the Acai berry pits, he was working on the possibilities if Acai berry seeds can produce enough energy. I’ll keep an eye on this and see if something positive comes out of this.
If this is really possible to use the Acai berry seeds or pit as biomass to produce energy then it would really be a miracle of the Acai berry and it will serve the consumers as well as the country.