The fruit of agave is edible
Agave is a common succulent plant. It is a large perennial evergreen herb of the asparagus family with high ornamental value. After growing up, it will bear fruit every year. So, is the agave fruit edible? Its fruit is edible and it will not affect your health.
The peel of agave is full of thorns, so it can don't eat directly. You can eat it after peeling it. Its fruit is sweet and delicious, and it can also be used to make wine, known as tequila, which has the effect of activating blood circulation, removing blood stasis, and beautifying the skin.
It is not suitable for people who are allergic to agave to eat agave fruit. Otherwise, the skin may become itchy, red and swollen, and allergy symptoms such as dizziness may occur. You must be careful when eating agave fruit.
Agave roots, leaves and other parts of the agave are actually edible. Whether they need to be cleaned, they should be eaten after peeling. If eaten directly the taste is very poor, it can be said that the whole body of the agave is a treasure, but it is not suitable for large quantities of food.