If they are what I am thinking they were a fruit from Vietnam that hat like a white fruit in the middle you could get out and eat. May be wrong, lolOriginally Posted by Hotboat
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Bingo Originally Posted by ocphotographics
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Doesn't looks tasty to me. Lol. Originally Posted by ocphotographics
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FNGLNE.... TOOL!! 91 east the other morning.
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Lychee fruit? I had them back in the early 90's at my Vietnamese buddy's house, his relatives would bootleg them fresh from Canada when they would visit... We didn't import them in the US at that time because they were not certified by the AG folks... Originally Posted by ocphotographics
When fresh/ripe they taste fantastic like a giant white grape, and have the same texture... Super good fresh, the canned version is not nearly as good...
I didnt realize they had the fur when growing or first harvested...
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