“Hearts of palm noodles can be easily softened by boiling them in water for about five to 10 minutes,” Naar explains. They’re harder to overcook than super-soft zoodles.

The juçara tree, native to Brazil’s Atlantic Forest, was nearly harvested to extinction for its palm hearts. Now, a local startup is helping farmers sell the tree’s berries instead ...

Hearts of palm comes from the center (a.k.a. “heart”) of a certain type of palm tree native to Central and South America. It looks similar to white asparagus, but with a more subtle flavor ...

Hearts of palm are a unique vegetable found in the inner core of certain palm trees. The most common type of palm tree that it's harvested from is the peach palm, grown in Costa Rica, Brazil ...

Palm oil is not inherently harmful, but it’s not healthy either. Used occasionally and in small amounts, it may be tolerable ...

Hearts of palm come from the center (aka "heart") of the cabbage palm tree, which grows in Ecuador, as well as Florida and South Carolina. The hearts of the trees look kind of like white asparagus ...