compound Chemistry noun A substance made up of â¥ 2 elements. Pharmacology verb To combine two or more active pharmacologic agents into a single preparation, often referred to as a âdosage formâ. compound Clinical pharmacology verb To combine two or more active pharmacologics to produce a single preparation, often referred to as a dosage form.
Guava paste can usually be found in the international aisle of well-stocked grocery stores. You may find it in a wrapped bar as opposed to a large flat tin; I find that the canned product is better-tasting and more attractively colored than the stuff in the bar, but use what you can find.
Guavas are strongly aromatic, sometimes alarmingly so. Like most aromas, the smell of ripe guavas is very difficult to describe-it's slightly sweet, very flowery, and heady-sometimes almost too much so. The smell of guavas can be overwhelming.here are many varieties of guava, some with yellow skin, some with green and some with pink. Some with whitish flesh and some with shocking pink flesh. Some round like and apple and some pear-shaped. What all guavas share is their taste, and even more so, their aroma.