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sowotsdis
2 Dec 15#1
aka Sharon fruit grown in Israel
eatmorefish to sowotsdis
2 Dec 15#2
Sure, the Israeli marketing dept came up with the name sharon, however the best come from Italy where they are called diosperi or cachi. Very difficult to transport.
buttondup to sowotsdis
2 Dec 151#16
aka Kaki grown in Japan
lianne21
2 Dec 151#3
Was going to buy these last week but have no idea what they taste like so didn't.
compadre to lianne21
2 Dec 151#4
If you don't try you'll never know. They usually taste nice, nothing too unusual.
oldskooladdict
2 Dec 151#5
I gave them a whirl today, texture a bit like a cross between a tomato and mango texture wise and quite sweet. I liked them for a change.
lianne21
2 Dec 15#6
True lol, will take the plunge next time.
puddlejumper1
2 Dec 15#7
bought them last week and they are lovely. Very hard to explain the taste but deliciously sweet and soft.
Jamie200
2 Dec 15#8
Spanish ones available in Aldi too
clarkey1976
2 Dec 15#9
I bought some but unsure on how ripe it is or isnt :confused: first one was a little hard so i've left the other 2 for a few more days to see if they soften up a bit :wink:
Smeeble
2 Dec 15#10
tried the ones in Aldi - bit like an orange but with minimal/vile taste and an odd texture, not great IMO.
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