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1. I got to try the fruit when I was in Belize. It's very good.

Wed Aug 13, 2025, 12:11 AM

Aug 13

Kind of like a cross between a mango and a plum.

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I didn't know this. How cashews grow. [View all] Figarosmom Aug 13 OP

I got to try the fruit when I was in Belize. It's very good. Phoenix61 Aug 13 #1

The fruit looks juicy. Figarosmom Aug 13 #4

When a guy who grew up on a farm in Haiti told applegrove Aug 13 #2

Yeah i would have thought the same Figarosmom Aug 13 #3

Yes. Explains a lot. applegrove Aug 13 #5

I think I did too at the time, 15 years ago. applegrove Aug 13 #11

Gesundheit. Harker Aug 13 #13

You know it's trouble True Dough Aug 15 #17

You have my sympathies, TD. Harker Aug 15 #18

I spelled "trouble" as "troble" True Dough Aug 15 #19

No truble. Harker Aug 15 #20

They're related to poison ivy. So are pistachios and mangoes. LeftInTX Aug 13 #6

I have strong reactions to poison ivy I_UndergroundPanther Aug 13 #7

The Scary Part Is... ProfessorGAC Aug 15 #21

wow Skittles Aug 13 #9

Unbelievable the work that goes into producing one small nut. Fla Dem Aug 13 #12

An interesting video on jackfruit follows; well worth a watch ! eppur_se_muova Aug 15 #16

This is why I love the lounge. crosinski Aug 15 #22