What is rhubarb in turkish? can i find it in Turkey?

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Answer 1

It is "ravent" in Turkish. I've never seen it in Turkey, nor have I met anyone who knows it here.

For any interested Turks who may want to try it, be careful when you prepare rhubarb because only parts of the plant are edible, the lower part of the stalk and the leaves are both poisonous so only eat the central (pink) bit of the stalk.

See here for more information:

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Answer 2

"uskun" or similar words like "ısgın", "ucgun"  in turkish but they're used in local language i agree fidget  you can find it in east anatolia region of turkey my friend had told me that

Answer 3

ravent, ışgın

Answer 4

rhubarb  

noun. ravent., bot. Rheum of ficinale

verb. raventli

It's called "ravent" or for the rhubarb root you'd say "ravent Koku"...



English -> English  

rhubarb  

The name of several large perennial herbs of the genus Rheum and order Polygonaceæ.

Answer 5

Kına dır onun adı..

Kafkasyalılar(!) oralarda güzellik kimyasalı yaptırır iken arada bir bizim kınaların sağlığa zararlarından da bahsedermiş. Halbuki ne yapsalar çaresi yok bu illetin..

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/health/149294...

Ilginçtir hemşehrilerimiz..