That's a mouthful, isn't it? Where sapiens come up with these ridiculous names is beyond me! The more common name you'll hear regarding this particular item is: "Malay Apple." But, even then, it is still not a very common item you will see at your local grocery market in the USA.
Without further ado...
Here are these interesting-looking fruit native to Southeast Asia. They look like red bell peppers, don't they?
Five for me, none for you! |
Inside, there is a cottony texture with a very mellow, sweet and sour taste of a rose petal. How do I know what rose petals taste like? Well, I eat grass from time-to-time, so a rose petal is not far off from that! Delicious!
The innards |
Thank you to my dear friends for shipping this fruit from exotic lands! I'm sure these are not tested for the safety of canines, but my sapiens are guilty of sharing a bite with me!
Read more about the Malay Apple here: Wikipedia
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Woof,
I think I've seen those at Asian supermarkets before!
ReplyDeleteI have seen those in the store and didn't know what they were. :)
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ReplyDeleteThose look kind of yummy - rose petals huh? Interesting.
ReplyDeleteThey sure seem tasty :D
ReplyDeleteI've never heard of those, but I bet it would be fun to try some at school with my PreK class! They love new experiences and things!
ReplyDeleteWow your kiddos are adventurous!
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Hawk aka BrownDog
What an interesting fruit! Never heard of those before
ReplyDeleteOh my I have never heard of that fruit! Must look for them!
ReplyDeleteNever heard of them! Very interesting!!!
ReplyDelete((Husky hugz)) and Merry Christmas my good Buddie!
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