looks like something they had in Anguilla 40 years ago. they flavored
ice cream with it. In their very hard to understand patois it was
called sowpoy or some such sound. Never saw it spelt.
funny guy, Alan. I, however, do remember having seeng these way back when, but cannot, for the life of me, remember what they are. Could it be an icaco?
Submitted by Miskito Alan on Wed, 2006/08/09 - 08:34.
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Submitted by Former NL Member on Wed, 2006/08/09 - 08:56.
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Submitted by Nika Pilot on Wed, 2006/08/09 - 08:46.
Don't know the name, but boy, they are one of my favorite fruits. The sweet white flesh is delicious to suck on (then spit out the stone). Opening it up, you need to be careful not to stain anything by the hard purple protective husk. Do they cultivate them in Nicaragua . . . because I know they come from Asia.
Two winners
"catahoula_fan" - 1st Place
"fyl" - runner/up & #2
Mangosteen is the fruit.
Miskito Alan ®
When does the fat guy
show up with their cheques?
Wikipedia info
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mangosteen
The inside
looks like something they had in Anguilla 40 years ago. they flavored ice cream with it. In their very hard to understand patois it was called sowpoy or some such sound. Never saw it spelt.
And the winner is...
It's a mangosteen.
A what?
Is that a jewish mango?
Nope, that's a Mangowitz
When you cut open the Mangosteen it starts singing Dancin' in the Dark and Born in the USA.
Ah, I see.
Fruit like us, baby we were born to run.
And, contrary to popular belief..
you can cook it. Then it sings, whooa, I'm on fire.
Will you stop it?!
I almost did a jimrichard and blew coffee onto my keyboard.
passion Fruta?
;
:)
FAP
Again,
funny guy, Alan. I, however, do remember having seeng these way back when, but cannot, for the life of me, remember what they are. Could it be an icaco?
I haven't heard of icaco
But when I read your post, I thought "Jicaro". I've never seen the jicaro fruit, but the semilla de jicaro juice is fabulous.
Is it jicaro?
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Heeeeere's Johnny!
Hasn't Ed McMahon heard of Paypal? Surely his time is more valuable than that. He wasted so much precious resources travelling around and ringing doorbells, dragging that film crew with him.
MA you are gittin'
worser than me, any body with one eye and half sence knows this is a doctered picture of a hollered out beet with a clove of garlic in the middle.
Come on MA you can do better that this.
Lyin' Farmer John Wayne
Serious Deal
Ready to be exported to USA (America).
Nobody has the correct answer.
Miskito Alan ®
Don't know the name, but
Don't know the name, but boy, they are one of my favorite fruits. The sweet white flesh is delicious to suck on (then spit out the stone). Opening it up, you need to be careful not to stain anything by the hard purple protective husk. Do they cultivate them in Nicaragua . . . because I know they come from Asia.
como todo buen piloto . . . mujeriego y borracho.
No wait. . . wait. . . A
No wait. . . wait. . . A South African friend told me that they have them growing in South Africa.
como todo buen piloto . . . mujeriego y borracho.