More than we could ever imagine. More than the fruits available at the average grocery store. Most aren't cultivated or even heard of. What a great creative God we serve.
Mamay is soooo Good..I have it every time I go to Puerto Rico...Wow I'm going to move to south south of Florida!!! I'm ready baby...me and my husband....xoxo ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤😂😂🎉🎉
1. We call it atis in Tagalog. 2. We call that Chico in Tagalog but that is a huge one! And a fun fact is that if it is ripe, you can eat the skin too. But we only have small ones here so Idk if the skin of the big variety is also edible. This is my first time seeing such. 3. We call that Kaimito in Tagalog.
I have wanted to go to Florida all my life. I recently started eating mostly vegetables / fruit in obedience to God. This single reel could tip the scales. I have to try these! 😍 very WOW-GOD!
I absolutely hate it when people say "This fruit tastes like (insert what the fruit looks like it should taste of instead of what it actually tastes of)"
Hi I'm Dan the dog man down here in Homestead just started watching you like your content please share more with me have never tried the first one that you have know too much about my money don't care much for the graininess of them like a sweet pair that's grainy try the star apple down by the prison their trees along the roadside I guess you have to grow up eating these things for them to be palatable to some people just as lots of our fruits here to Northern people are not palatable they're not used to the types of fruit I brought some incredible guavas with me and what I was told is they smell too much like cat piss for them to eat them I gave them some jelly they like the guava jelly but could not believe they came from the ripened fruit I'm so interested in seeing more of the fruit that you have available
Thank you for showing me fruits I’ve never seen before! Digging your channel! ….Hey can you tell me some great exotic fruits like these that can grow in climates that get snow in the winter ?
They look like they're from another planet. Clearly I need to live more and step out from under a rock because these fruits are so foreign to me. But they do look tasty.
Heres some Indian history for you...The first one is called Ram fal (Ram fruit) in India. It is said that King Ram eat this during the 14 year exile in jugle. And the normal custard apple is called Sita fal (Sita fruit) Sita was Ram's wife.
@@krielkip That would be my most probable assumption, basically a variation of my third option. Team atheist here. God evidence is not strong enough to convince me yet. And religion are even worse at it.
The custard apple in Jamaica is smaller, has a dirty white colour and very sweet & delicious. The sapote is known as naseberry, much smaller & very sweet with the thin skin being edible!?
Whenever someone tells you what it tastes like, always try to understand it's their subjective opinion and may or may not be your experience. Try not to be disappointed if you're really and truly expecting it to taste like raspberry cheesecake or whatever else people tell you.
