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buko

Scientific Name: Gnetum gnemon

Family: Gnetaceae

Category: Gymnosperm

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Buko: A Glimpse into Diverse Uses

The term "Buko" appears in a variety of contexts, primarily related to the young coconut in Filipino culture, but also extending to commercial brands, geographical locations, and even slang.

Common Names

  • Buko (Filipino) - Refers to young coconut.

Culinary Applications

  • Buko is a key ingredient in traditional Filipino desserts like Buko Pie and Buko Salad.
  • Buko juice and young coconut strips are used in beverages such as Buko Pandan Drink.
  • Pork Buko Nilaga utilizes coconut juice for its mild sweetness.

Commercial Uses

  • "Buko" is used as a brand name for various products and services, including:
    • Coconut water (e.g., Organic Buko)
    • Cream cheese (e.g., Arla Buko)
    • Machinery and robots (e.g., Buko nv)
    • Music Magazine (Buko.net/Buko.rocks/Buko Magazine)

Geographical References

  • Los Baños, Laguna in the Philippines is known for its Buko Pie.
  • Mount Buko, a 1,304-meter mountain in Chichibu, Japan, is a popular hiking spot and a source of limestone.
  • Mention of Buko soils existing on alluvial plains.

Other Uses

  • BUKO Pharma-Kampagne is a German campaigning group.