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heidih

heidih

45 minutes ago, Nicolai said:

 

Lychee has a deeper taste which I like. The Governor prefers the Rambutan and I oblige.

 

One of my preferred fruits is Mangosteen.

 

 

 

One pick one's battles ;) Never had the pleasure of mangosteen. I like the description that it has a tart element. Sometimes the "exotics can be too one note sweet for me, Then again I live in Los Angeles where the street fruit cart vendors hand you a packet of chile/salt/citric acid or a lime wedge when you buy a cup. They also include cucumber.

An Ode to the Fruit Carts of Los Angeles | Fruit stands, Fruit, New fruit

heidih

heidih

28 minutes ago, Nicolai said:

 

Lychee has a deeper taste which I like. The Governor prefers the Rambutan and I oblige.

 

One of my preferred fruits is Mangosteen.

 

 

 

One pick one's battles ;) Never had the pleasure of mangosteen. I like the description that it has a tart element. Sometimes the "exotics can be too one note sweet for me, Then again I live in Los Angeles where the street fruit cart vendors hand you a packet of chile/salt/citric acid or a lime wedge when you buy a cup. They also inckude cucumber.

An Ode to the Fruit Carts of Los Angeles | Fruit stands, Fruit, New fruit

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