Where to buy oc near me?

Oc is a type of Vietnamese culinary herb scientifically known as Houttuynia cordata. It's also known as fish mint, bishop's weed, crowdie royale, or chameleon plant in various regions.

Oc has a distinct flavor. Some describe it as fish-like or exhibiting a pungent taste like coriander. This is why it is sometimes called 'fish mint'.

Oc may aid digestion, help detoxify the body, and is known for its antibiotic properties. Some believe it can help with ailments like coughs, fevers, and inflammation.

Yes, oc is a hardy plant that can easily grow in a variety of conditions. It can thrive even in soggy soils and can even be invasive.

Yes, oc can be frozen but it may lose some of its crisp texture. It's generally best used fresh.

Due to its unique taste, it can be hard to find a direct substitute for oc. However, mint or cilantro could be used depending on the dish.

Yes, generally oc can be consumed by pregnant women but any dietary changes during pregnancy should be discussed with a healthcare professional.

Common dishes including oc are Vietnamese salads, soups, spring rolls, and various stir-fry dishes.

Oc originates from Southeast Asia, especially Vietnam. It is also found in Japan and southern China.

Oc is rich in vitamins A and C, and it provides essential minerals like calcium, phosphorus, and iron.

Oc is primarily used in salads, soups, spring rolls or as a garnish. It adds a unique flavor to dishes.

Yes, oc is often eaten raw in salads, spring rolls and as a garnish.

Yes, oc is a plant-based ingredient and is suitable for vegetarian and vegan diets.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.

While possible, allergic reactions to oc are rare. As with any food, if you notice any adverse reaction, stop consuming it immediately and consult with a medical professional.

Yes, oc leaves can be used to brew herbal tea. The brew is said to have several medicinal benefits.