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Su-Yin
11-22-2004, 05:26 AM
how many of these have you seen and ate...
mangosteen
http://images.google.com.au/images?q=tbn:AYaX_TPFy-0J:www.aharnthai.com/produce/pics/mangosteen.jpg
durian
http://images.google.com.au/images?q=tbn:N_1KsjYwwdcJ:www.life.uiuc.edu/plantbio/263/image/Durian%26Mangost.jpeg
langsat
http://images.google.com.au/images?q=tbn:4MLAGtj09M8J:www.malaysia.or.kr/national/images/Duku.jpg
rambutans
http://images.google.com.au/images?q=tbn:eZTwBLrIBUIJ:www.rirdc.gov.au/champions/image2GA.JPG
jambu
http://images.google.com.au/images?q=tbn:PH9eEOrlzVcJ:www.gotouring.com/razzledazzle/images/tambis2-th.jpg
k this is an easy one....
http://images.google.com.au/images?q=tbn:lTZW1-_kjbcJ:www.soloe.ru/im/papaya.jpg
making weird faces at the screen yet? :p
i would describe what it tastes like if i could...but they all have distinct flavours...*shrug* its not like anythign else
try google-ing tropical fruit
post fruit from your side of the world...no i dont mean apples and oranges...i want something u dont think ive seen :D
I know I know I know!!!!!
...but Happydudette told me my answers don't count....
I can see... Durians, Tambis, Dukus, and Papayas.
Bet you girls haven't seen this:
http://www.moc.noaa.gov/mf/visitor/las7/10_salmon_berry.jpg
It's called the Salmon Berry. It's a west coast North American fruit that shows up near creeks everywhere in May/June. I used to eat them on the way home from school all the time.
Farther in the continent, you can also find authentic, wild strawberries.
http://www.wildmanstevebrill.com/JPEG'S/Plant%20Images/Strawberries.jpg
It's insane how much sweeter they are than their genetically-modified counterparts. If you go for a walk in a mountain trail, you may stumble upon a huge patch of them. They're low-lying, so you might not even notice them if you aren't paying attention.
I can see... Durians, Tambis, Dukus, and Papayas.
Bet you girls haven't seen this:
http://www.moc.noaa.gov/mf/visitor/las7/10_salmon_berry.jpg
It's called the Salmon Berry. It's a west coast North American fruit that shows up near creeks everywhere in May/June. I used to eat them on the way home from school all the time.
Tambis? Eh?
I've seen fruits like that (the typical berry) but in different colours. I love that picture you took though, very nice :)
Su-Yin
11-22-2004, 06:10 AM
OooO its pretty...:p
haha
i dont know waht a tambis is.... :confused:
http://www.gotouring.com/razzledazzle/images/tambis.jpg
Water Apple?
Su-Yin
11-22-2004, 06:41 AM
water apple?! :rofl:
its real juicy...mayb thats y they call it that...im guessing tambis is what indonesians call it...
as far as im concerned those are called jambu *shrug*
the wild strawberrys look icky...i wanna try them though...
Yeesh, yeah Water Apple. Cut me a little slack. Or better yet, cut me some Carambola. *rimshot*
http://www.gotostcroix.com/riding/images/carambola.jpg
Besides, at the Asian markets around here, hardly anything is in English.
The real wild strawberries look better than that.
Yeesh, yeah Water Apple. Cut me a little slack. Or better yet, cut me some Carambola. *rimshot*
http://www.gotostcroix.com/riding/images/carambola.jpg
Besides, at the Asian markets around here, hardly anything is in English.
The real wild strawberries look better than that.
Starfruit! (That's what we call them anyway, so don't laugh)
Heh.
Starfruit! (That's what we call them anyway, so don't laugh)
Heh.
Starfruit? But that's so.. so...
HAHAHA!
http://www.ubergadget.com/blog/archives/images/laugh.jpg
DimHalo
11-22-2004, 10:02 AM
I don't really like much in the way of fruit so I doubt I would like any of those. But I do like Pomegranates
http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:vrBYSenYTYMJ:www.koalanet.ne.jp/~miura-a/pomegranate.jpg
Su-Yin
11-22-2004, 10:22 AM
ive seen those at supermarkets....but ive never bought one to try...what does it taste like...how do u eat it?
Canyarion
11-22-2004, 10:32 AM
I don't really like much in the way of fruit so I doubt I would like any of those. But I do like Pomegranates
http://images.google.com/images?q=tbn:vrBYSenYTYMJ:www.koalanet.ne.jp/~miura-a/pomegranate.jpg
:wtf: Those things are........ terrible..... at least I don't like them. :(
A lot of seeds.
The juice is probably not bad, but watch out because it gives terrible stains. :)
Edit: Talking bout fruit: strawberry (http://www.gametavern.net/forums/showthread.php?t=10124)
Used to have one of them trees in front of me house... (Why the hell am I talking like that? :confused: )
How to eat them? Scoop the flesh out, pop them into your mouth and spit the seeds out. Never been fond of them though... Taste funny...
DimHalo
11-22-2004, 12:48 PM
yeah, you break them apart and suck on the seeds
I started eating them because of a story i read... I don't buy them very often. Maybe once every 3 years
I don't suppose you guys have tried Grenadine. It's the juice from Pomegranates that comes in large bottles. It's mainly used in Alcoholic drinks, but it goes great in Shirley Temples (Orange Juice and Sprite) and fruit slushees. Also, just in normal sprite it tastes great.
Also compliments ice cream nicely.
GameMaster
11-22-2004, 03:55 PM
The tangerine is a rare grapefruit/orange hybrid. You've never heard of it.
http://www.obst-gemuese.at/images/product/imgbig/tangerine.jpg
DimHalo
11-22-2004, 03:56 PM
i love tangerines
The tangerines I've had were only ok. They were basically either insanely sour or insanely sweet.
Mangos go great in fruit salad.
Canyarion
11-22-2004, 04:20 PM
I don't suppose you guys have tried Grenadine. It's the juice from Pomegranates that comes in large bottles. It's mainly used in Alcoholic drinks, but it goes great in Shirley Temples (Orange Juice and Sprite) and fruit slushees. Also, just in normal sprite it tastes great.
Also compliments ice cream nicely.
Yeah I read that. Grenadine sirup isn't too bad, but a bit too sweet for me.
Happydude
11-22-2004, 05:00 PM
I WANT MANGOSTEENS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Su-Yin
11-22-2004, 06:43 PM
haha we get tangerines in asutralia...and we get grenadine...i just never knew what it was made of...
they sell mandarins there?
Typhoid
11-22-2004, 06:54 PM
haha we get tangerines in asutralia...and we get grenadine...i just never knew what it was made of...
they sell mandarins there?
Mandarins?
Yeah, i think they ship em in crates.
Oh...the orange? Not the people?
*Hopes Mandarin is an orange, because hes only 99% sure*
*Eats one*
haha we get tangerines in asutralia...and we get grenadine...i just never knew what it was made of...
they sell mandarins there?
Yeah. Speaking of which, they JUST started selling them before Halloween. I swear, they start selling them earlier and earlier each year.
I still think the ones that come in shipments near christmas are the best.
Yeah. Speaking of which, they JUST started selling them before Halloween. I swear, they start selling them earlier and earlier each year.
I still think the ones that come in shipments near christmas are the best.
Maybe cause it's nearer to the Chinese New Year? I know my family eats them by the truckload around this time.
Typhoid
11-22-2004, 09:29 PM
Maybe cause it's nearer to the Chinese New Year? I know my family eats them by the truckload around this time.
No, its for Christmas I think....They also started Selling Egg Nog around that time.
But it could be Chinese new year.
*avoids Vancouver/Asia joke*
No, its for Christmas I think....They also started Selling Egg Nog around that time.
But it could be Chinese new year.
*avoids Vancouver/Asia joke*
Oh yeah, burning question. What is egg nog? Being Asian and all, I haven't heard of this before...
Oh yeah, burning question. What is egg nog? Being Asian and all, I haven't heard of this before...
It's a drink that's usually associated with the holidays for most english cultures. You can buy it from the store, or you can make it yourself. It can either be really rank-tasting and be low in calories, or really great tasting and be loaded in calories. Most people really can't find the inbetween. In layman's, eggnog is beaten eggs, sugar, vanilla, whip cream, and milk. Some people like to add Brandy or Dark Rum. Serve chilled, add some fresh-ground nutmeg, and you have festive eggnog.
I have some in my fridge right now, actually.
http://www.nrk.no/img/130421.jpeg
Has anyone visited Hawaii? I'll always remember eating Pineapple from the Dole plantations, and picking wild Guava on my hikes. The guava has 4-5 times more Vitamin C than an orange.
http://www.fairchildgarden.org/images/WP-Guava.jpg
lychee nuts. Some people spell them differently. I love them fresh. A very unique taste.
http://www.continentalsalesco.com/Images/lycheenuts.jpg
Typhoid
11-23-2004, 01:59 AM
lychee nuts. Some people spell them differently. I love them fresh. A very unique taste.
http://www.continentalsalesco.com/Images/lycheenuts.jpg
I love those. They are my hero.
GT News
11-23-2004, 01:59 AM
lychee nuts. Some people spell them differently. I love them fresh. A very unique taste.
http://www.continentalsalesco.com/Images/lycheenuts.jpg
I love those. They are my hero.
You love those. What do you like about those so much?
my hero are my hero .
It's a drink that's usually associated with the holidays for most english cultures. You can buy it from the store, or you can make it yourself. It can either be really rank-tasting and be low in calories, or really great tasting and be loaded in calories. Most people really can't find the inbetween. In layman's, eggnog is beaten eggs, sugar, vanilla, whip cream, and milk. Some people like to add Brandy or Dark Rum. Serve chilled, add some fresh-ground nutmeg, and you have festive eggnog.
I have some in my fridge right now, actually.
http://www.nrk.no/img/130421.jpeg
Has anyone visited Hawaii? I'll always remember eating Pineapple from the Dole plantations, and picking wild Guava on my hikes. The guava has 4-5 times more Vitamin C than an orange.
http://www.fairchildgarden.org/images/WP-Guava.jpg
I have eaten guava before... but not the pink ones. Taste really good with salt and tamarind powder. YuMmmm
Typhoid
11-23-2004, 02:09 AM
http://www.cdc.gov/ncbddd/folicacid/excite/images/kiwi.jpg
*drool*
Happydude
11-23-2004, 09:15 AM
kiwi....i love them when they're sweet...hate the sour ones though
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