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  • yep

  • its chiko.... i want to eat too

  • your blessed. nice trees how about a macadania nut tree?? yeah

  • Thank you for sharing all of these wonderful fruits! we tried to post a video response of our Mamey Sapote we opened while visiting florida, but it would not let us post. check it out if you have time! yummy!

  • haha i am the wild food man, in summer i am going on the wild food diet. raw organic isnt the best food ever. wild is the best

  • Dude, you're awesome.... There are certain elements in your life, that I hope to have in my own someday soon. The best to you and your beautiful family.

  • with mameys you have to scratch the scurfy skin a bit to check the color. it can be ripe at smaller size, depends on duration of being on the tree more than size. excellent flavor description- cherry w/ pumpkin pie. great fruit.

    i've been planting a bunch of these. have them all except ackee... plus a bunch more. jaboticabas might be my favorite. definately prolific! i recommend them to everyone.

  • coconut is a seed not a fruit

  • all seeds are fruits. scientifically. "fruit" implies it is seed bearing.

  • Pual, Paul Pual!! you know that's not true. It's like eating apple seeds and saying you ate a fruit.

  • well... only scientifically. in a culinary / edible sense things tend to get a bit blurry. the whole thing (copra and all) is technically a 'fruit' but you really only eat the fatty inside of the seed. the "fleshy" part of the coconut palm fruit is really the dense fiber outside of the nut itself... which is of course inedible. so yes, it is the seed which is eaten, and the seed is found inside of the fruit.

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