Cupuaçu
Found throughout the Amazon basin, the flesh of this fragrant fruit is often used in desserts and sweets because of its chocolatey pineapple flavor. It is also full of nutrients, and has been heralded by some as the next great "superfruit." Due to its thick, buttery flesh, it has been used as a hydrating lotion as well.
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This fruit looks like the puertorrican Quenepa, Yum!
never got to see the content but it's shell is used in Nigeria as ware and called calabash...
chocolatey pineapple?!?!?!?! count me in!!!! i will ttly use that lotion if it was in america!!!
SUPERFRUIT!!!!!!!
the "Jack Fruit" here isn't the jackfruit!
The Jackfruit's covering may look like the "Durian" of singapore. You can't fool anybody. Most of the fruits here are popular.
DO A LITTLE RESEARCH AND LOOK INTO THE SMALL DETAILS OF THE PICTURE!
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