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Dai Tam purple breast - Soc Trang | Famous specialty of Soc Trang Province

This is the most famous type of breast milk in Soc Trang grown in Dai Tam commune, My Xuyen district. This place is also favored by the people as the “capital” of the first breast milk in Soc Trang. Coming to Dai Tam, you may feel surprised; because the whole commune has thousands of milkweed trees planted throughout the hamlets. Unlike many western provinces and cities, Dai Tam’s breast milk has a sweet taste, small seeds and thin skin. In particular, when ripe, the fruit is purple in color and plump, looking very beautiful. In addition, to avoid buying wrong, you can visit the nurseries here. In particular, you can buy  Soc Trang specialties as gifts  for family and friends!
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Dai Tam Soc Trang’s specialty purple milkweed as a gift

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