Hi @Thai_Ngh
Thanks for your nice comments and beautiful reply! But I am so missing you here in Connect from last few days
Are you ok?
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Hi @Santanuk
Thanks you very much for your informative and experienced reply about jack fruits, nice to hear yiur childhood story as well, hope you will able to get this fruit soon
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Though I’m not a jack fruit lover as I don’t like the smell at all but the pictures are really good with lot of information . Thanks for sharing @MAHBUB_HYDER
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Wow! So great post of Jack fruits @MAHBUB_HYDER , i alsonlove jack fruits very much.
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Hello brother @aukanamul11
Can you tell me about jack fruit, do like it? Do you like to make vegetables with unripen jack fruit?
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Hi @MAHBUB_HYDER , I’m back to Connect, because I was in quarantine campus for 2 weeks after flying from US.
Thanks you for your care.
Best regards
Thai
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I am so happy dear to hear you are ok and good 
Hope we will see a great LG like you soon at connect
If you have time then pls rreview my recent posts
Mahbu b
Greetings from Chittagong City
Bangladesh 
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Thank you for this interesting post about this Jack fruit!
It is very sweet and useful. I try it in Vietnam, my daughters loved it very much.
It is pity, there is no such fruit in Russia., and we can not buy it.
You write excellent post.
Congratulations.
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@MAHBUB_HYDER Bhai - Brilliant post stuffed with beautiful images. The sweetness oozed out of the screen and made me hungry. Well-done 
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Thanks for this amazing post on jackfruit to be frank I like this fruit have eaten but I don’t know when we cut I can’t bear the smell, even I have jackfruit tree adjoining my building wall your 2 nd photo close up of jackfruit on wall same way it comes to my building I take permission take raw jackfruit small one make vegetable remove the skin & we fry put pickle also mix with mango pickle masala.
Thanks to @Giu_DiB for letting me know of this yummy jackfruit post.
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