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These were sold as "昆仑果乡无花果" - kūn lún guǒ xiāng wú huā guǒ which means "Kunlun Fruit Village Figs".
Whether they are really from the Kunlun area or not, I have no way of knowing. Probably Xinjiang.
Whatever, they are good eating! Sweet but not too sticky.
($11 US / £8.50 UK per kg. Those pictured weigh 200g )
These were sold as "昆仑果乡无花果" - kūn lún guǒ xiāng wú huā guǒ which means "Kunlun Fruit Village Figs".
Whether they are really from the Kunlun area or not, I have no idea. Probably.
Whatever, they are good eating! Sweet but not too sticky.
($11 US / £8.50 UK per kg. Those pictured weigh 200g )
