A few years ago I saw this beautiful strange fruit in the produce section of my local store so I decided to give it a try. Well, let’s just say taking photos of it was great fun but eating it wasn’t so much.
A few years ago I saw this beautiful strange fruit in the produce section of my local store so I decided to give it a try. Well, let’s just say taking photos of it was great fun but eating it wasn’t so much.
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Huh, I didn’t know the trick about juicing it, either. I used for a Cambodian soup, and my overall impression was, “meh.”
OK, fine – one more chance, star fruit!
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Even though I only tried it once I’ve never forgotten that slimy gelatinous texture! I’m always ready for a change of heart though. If anyone can pull it off you can I’m sure!
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Delicious Star Fruit. You can make a delicious juice out if it. The more yellow and brown spotted it is the sweeter it get.
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Oh I did not know that! I only tried it that one time.
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Yes, and they are very healthy too. You’ll find it a lot in Latin or Asian markets.
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