What are Jow Forums's favorite fruits?

What are Jow Forums's favorite fruits?

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I like pear. we don't have fresh coconut or dragon fruit here so I don't know how it taste..

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i like mangoes
they are very expensive here though

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You ever been to a grocery store?

mango
grapes

Avocado

we don't have those fruits on a normal grocery store, maybe in China Town you can find them but not in a normal store.

Figs, grapes, strawberries, blueberries, oranges, pears, mangoes and plums

Orange and strawberry

>strawberries, blueberries
Are they pricey in Israel as well?

Lol, you're our neighbour. How can't you import our fruits?

Do you like avocado with sugar?

peach, strawberries, grapes, mangoes, and oranges

Strawberries aren't, but we don't have blueberries growing here so they're pricier (imported from South America)

people are not interested in those fruits I think, and aren't common flavors

Pear
Peach
Plum
Cherrys
I fucking love fruits to be honest.
>maybe in China Town you can find them but not in a normal stor
Can confirm, didn't buy though.

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Maybe in Misiones province they sell some of those fruits, once I bought carambola there.

watermelon
but I don't like KFC chicken wings so I'm only half-black inside

TriHard

Figs! We have a tree out back.

Sugar on avocado?

mexicans eat mango with chili powder

For me, it's the McChicken.

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I have never tried avocado with sugar

Tastes nice with salsa tho

why does he look so pissed off while doing that?

>avocado with sugar

BLASPHEMY!!!!!

do you want to die don'tcha?

Now i'm hungry

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I'm now really in mood for a zinger.

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I made guacamole once and didn't really like. I ate it with crackers.
Maybe I'm too used to sweet avocado.

you don't torture watermelon with straight face

Here's a zinger for you: what does eating pussy and being in the mafia have in common? One slip of the tongue and your in deep shit!

I know some people get triggered when others use avocado for sweet dishes but actually i think it's a good idea since the avocado itself has a neutral flavor and it has a creamy texture.

Puedes sembrar la tuya, compra una Pitahaya en internet o sus semillas. Es un cacto y mientras seas paciente y la mantengas en buen estado y en un ambiente cálido podrías tener esos frutos.

Most people arent very good at actually making it, somehow. I usually grab the softest avocado possible, on the verge of decaying, mash it good, add salt, diced tomatoes and chili powder to make my gaucemole. Goes good on top of bread. Add mayo to the gaucemole to make it an aoili, extremely good but fattening.

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>No one has mentioned ''New Zealand''

Wow i'm disappointed

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el tema es el clima aqui en invierno hacen -3 grados bajo cero y no llega a sobrevivir la planta a la primavera ya lo intente

Dead ones

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I tried to make it at home but I didn't find cilantro in the store so I made it with perejil.

Toasted bread

Are there street markets in Argentina?

Aw...qué lástima.

if you add mayo to the guacamole you get Guasacaca, a sauce and dip from venezuela.

You're making Argentina sound worse than a 3rd world country. I've been to india and I can find all this stuff there. Just plant some of this stuff, it'll grow pretty fast in a warm environment

we don't have the warm enviroment of mexico or brazil maybe we speak the same language but our countries are quite different

Murta (Chilean guava)
Membrillo (quince)
Palta (avocado)

>Feels good to be a tropical country

All those hurricanes, tropical diseases and creepy animals are worth when you can enjoy a low cost fresh fruit.

Shit like Cilantro and other basic herbs grow extremely well in my backyard. Trust me, you can grow anything just not on a large scale money making farm level

Yep blueberries like cool wet weather.

Daddy's wet dick

we do have Blueberries and are delicious desu

no hurricanes here thanks to Sumatra high ranges and Phillipines islands, pic related. The only creepy animals are crocodiles and some snakes. Overall no one can feel hunger unless they're picky eater.

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Intenta sembrar moras, cerezos y manzanas. Esas plantas prefieren los climas templados y fríos imagino que puedes preparar unas jaleas caseras de moras muy ricas y sembrar árboles de cerezo para que adornen tu casa con sus flores de invierno.

>He doesn't have blueberry jam made down the street
Wew

tengo plantas de moras y a veces dan moritas muy pequeñas porque aun son nuevas pero si esas crecen mejor

That's interesting, the weather patterns are always unique in each region.

I've only read about the monsoon rains, are they really that rainy?

Does anyone of you eat acorns?

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If you haven't tried calafate berries then you're a faggot.

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yes they are. and stormy full of lightnings and thunders' bangs. The monsoon usually happened when either the north or the south having the extreme cold (winter) or warm (summer). In between seasons (autumn and spring), the weather's here become unpredictable.

They're Chinese though, somehow NZ cleverly marketed it so that now everyone thinks it's from there

Apple a kurva anyátok

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Watermelon

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sour cherry

raspberry
passionfruit
tamarind
oranges
banana and plantain
tomato
peppers and chillis

A. Fucking. Apple.
For some mysterious reason in Moscow apples cost almost twice as much as oranges, mandarines, or bananas.

>For some mysterious reason

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At least your vitamin onions are cheap I guess?
Memes aside, are you growing so little of them that you had to import them from Poland?

Growing season in most parts of Russia only lasts for 2-4 months. So we have to import shit almost year-round.

At least israeli vegetables are cheap as fuck.
Do you have any apples to export?

Dragonfruit passionfruit coconut mango rambutan pomelo starfruit

We do, I usually steal mine from a nearby orchard that grows Granny Smith

banana

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potato

I like my fruit in liquid form

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Yeah this, it's the best for putting in oatmeal, easiest peel to remove, it's good all around.

Grapes are also great.

Those bad boys, freshly picked.

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pomegranate would be the uncontested champ if i didnt have to take the peel off
tangerines, guayaba, watermelon, table grapes
daily reminder
these fruits are better with lime juice and chilli powder:
>mango
>watermelon
>cucumber
>jicama
>apples
diced onion and lime juice are not optional
GOAT fruit coming through

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those are vegetables

Melon and Peach
The cultivation technology have advanced in now, but the peach is taste only for early summer.
A highly fragrance is fresh and juicy.

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love peach
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Nice

Chikoo

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In no particular order: cherries, bananas, prickly pear, mango, peach, tomato, muskmelon/cantaloupe.

1. oranges
2. bananas
3. berries (regardless of which, as long as they're not poisonous)

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>but I don't like KFC chicken wings
The fuck is wrong with you?

Everyone in this thread has good taste.

Chikoo Kulfi is the best.
t. NRI

blueberries, raspberries, bananas, melons

kek’d