tasted similar to honeydew but a little less sweet...since i need to get groceries, i'll look for some more fruit that i haven't tried...i remember seeing some star fruit at the market, but that was about as exotic as it got...maybe some chermoyas...berkeley bowl had a decent variety of exotic fruit...i used to stop by after work by the ashby bart station...looked up exotic fruit and these two sites had some that looked interesting...
http://www.oddee.com/item_97133.aspx
http://blog.hotelclub.com/10-must-try-exotic-fruits/
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| this is partially poisonous...seems a little risky...may have to try it while at a hospital or get life alert |
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| dragon fruit...i might be able to get this at a market |
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| kiwano...doesn't look very tasty but worth trying..i think i saw this at a market as well |
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| rambutan...looks more like a sea anemone than a fruit, but if it's like lychee, then it's probably good |
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| always see star fruit at the market but never tried it |
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| durian...supposed to stink, but might be good |
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| jack fruit...i think i saw this at the market, but what it was or how to eat it...i'll get it if they still have it |
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| mangosteen...has mango in the name...can't be that bad |









So what did you buy? :)
ReplyDeleteI've tried a few of these -- rambutan (so good, definitely has a lychee vibe - but to me, it tastes better), jackfruit (aka langka - really good, kinda stringy), and mangosteen (I honestly can't remember what this tasted like but it was good). I think I've also tried starfruit -- if I remember correctly, it reminded me of an apple.
My most favorite fruit that's not available in the US is lansones. I always have it when I'm in the Philippines. So yum. I wish we had it here. :(
i had to look up lansones...i'll keep an eye out for those too
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