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The hairy looking strawberries are Rambutan and the throny looking thing is Kiwano.
We did try both of those. My kids did not like the seedy texture of the Kiwano, but we all liked the Rambutan. The Rambtan has kind of peeled grape texture and taste to it.
I did give away the Ghost Chilies to a friend that liked very intense heat and apparently had no regard for his intenstines. We have yet to try the black garlic.
We had some of those funny shaped fruits when we were in Laos & Cambodia last month - very tasty! Don't think I'd be brave enough to try the chillies, though :)
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I'd love to try the Ghost Chillies..not sure the kids would agree :)
ReplyDeleteVery strange looking. They don't look to appetising. Did you eat them? Rachel x
ReplyDeleteWhat is the top one? :) Danica
ReplyDeleteI think I'd pass. Very interesting tho.
ReplyDeleteWhat in the World are those things in the top photo? I don't think I would want to eat them!
ReplyDeleteThe hairy looking strawberries are Rambutan and the throny looking thing is Kiwano.
ReplyDeleteWe did try both of those. My kids did not like the seedy texture of the Kiwano, but we all liked the Rambutan. The Rambtan has kind of peeled grape texture and taste to it.
I did give away the Ghost Chilies to a friend that liked very intense heat and apparently had no regard for his intenstines. We have yet to try the black garlic.
Your friend sounds like my husband. If he doesn't cry when he eats something spicy, it's not HOT enough for him!
ReplyDeleteWe had some of those funny shaped fruits when we were in Laos & Cambodia last month - very tasty! Don't think I'd be brave enough to try the chillies, though :)
ReplyDeleteVery interesting. It is the first time I seeing them. Thanks for hosting.
ReplyDeleteI wonder what the black garlic tastes like?? I'm sooo curious now!!
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Looks great as usual!! Thanks for hosting the linky!!
ReplyDeleteGreat post. I've actually tried most of them... I am your newest follower (returning your follow) and look forward to more visits.
ReplyDeleteI like trying new foods! these look "interesting"
ReplyDeletethe chili's maybe, not so sure about the rest ;)
ReplyDeleteI have no idea what a couple of those were.
ReplyDeleteCrazy! I'm not an adventurous eater at ALL!!
ReplyDeletevery different. my kids would probably try all these. not sure I know any of these
ReplyDeleteInteresting looking, I would love to try them :)
ReplyDeleteVery odd looking food. I think I would be game to try them though!
ReplyDeleteI can't remember the name of the second fruit, but we have eaten it. Thanks for linking up.
ReplyDeleteLooks good. Thanks for linking up to our Wordless Wednesday. We hope to see you again next week.
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ReplyDeleteI am a foodie and i love eating strange foods! and have a thrist for checking new flavours as well as testing new recepies
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