Recently i bought Agbalumo and I wish to share some shot to the world
We are currently in the season where we can get abundant of this fruit in South west of Nigeria. It can also be gotten in other part of Nigeria.
The fruit taste sweet
Recently i bought Agbalumo and I wish to share some shot to the world
We are currently in the season where we can get abundant of this fruit in South west of Nigeria. It can also be gotten in other part of Nigeria.
The fruit taste sweet
Hi @Abdullahi_cap ,
I love trying local fruits wherever I go, and the agbalumo looks like something I’d enjoy a lot. Thank you for sharing!
Do you use it to make desserts? Or you mostly eat it raw like that?
We’ve never tried anything with it other than eat it raw as the sweetness will be found in that raw consumption. The watery milky drink in it will make you ask for more. After sucking it out, we chew the inner part and turns to “chewing gum”. Even the black seeds in it locally called “station” is being used as ear rings gumed to the ear when we break it at a kid stage.
Cherry Apple, it looks very tasty, hope you enjoyed it @Abdullahi_cap
Thank you for sharing with us.
Hi @Abdullahi_cap ,
It looks yummy, thanks for sharing.
I can’t really imagine the taste, but if it’s sweet, I like it. Is it suitable for shakes or smoothies? Is January-February the best time to eat it?
PS: I have re-labelled your post, now it appears in the Food & Drink topic section.
It looks very sweet, @Abdullahi_cap . I’d love to try it. Are there any specific recipes related to abundant, smoothie perhaps?
Wow…
It has the appearance of an apricot … who knows the delicious taste!
thanks for sharing @Abdullahi_cap !
Bye,
David
It’s a pleasure @AbdullahAM . (name sake). Hoping to meet you some day, probably connect live this yearđź¤
There is no specific to Agbalumo. As @MrLabule said we do take it raw