Hubby bought some miniature honey dews from the fruit stall. When we saw it, we had no idea what it was. It didn’t look like the regular honey dew with smooth pale green skin. Instead, there were yellow and pale yellow stripes, which made it look like a pumpkin. The size of the miniature […]
Posted on September 1st, 2010 by shireen
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My mil bought a very huge sour sop from Ipoh the other day. I can’t remember if I had ever tasted soup sop before in my life. Well, it tasted very much like apple custard but the flesh has a tinge of sourish taste and the sour sop that she bought had very […]
Posted on April 28th, 2010 by shireen
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Cantaloupe is one of the fruits that my daughters love very much. They are sweet and when eaten chilled, they are really refreshing. This is how Alycia loves to eat her cantaloupe:
I’ve tried cutting the cantaloupe into easy-to-eat bite size but she prefers to eat it this way. And I hate the mess she creates […]
Posted on December 10th, 2009 by shireen
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One of the fruits that is always stocked up in my fridge is lemon. I drink freshly squeezed lemon juice or lime juice almost everyday, after my meals. I love the taste of lemon and lime and feel very refreshed after a drink of freshly squeezed lemon or lime juice (minus the sugar or […]
Posted on November 15th, 2009 by shireen
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Apart from the king of fruits, jackfruit is my other all-time favorite fruit. My 3 girls love jackfruits, cempedak and durians too - they love fruits that are pungent and aromatic. Baby who doesn’t really fancy fruits, loves durians and jackfruits VERY much! Hubs will normally buy a packet or two of […]
Posted on October 30th, 2009 by shireen
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I saw some pomegranates at the fruit stall the other day and since it’s been aeons (I think more than a decade) I last ate them, I bought one. Pomegranates ain’t cheap, costing over RM4 each. I had almost forgotten how pomegranates tasted like and when I ate it, I didn’t quite like it. […]
Posted on October 6th, 2009 by shireen
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Many people have never seen, eaten or heard of the umbra fruit. This fruit is called ‘sar lei’ in Cantonese or buah kedondong in Malay. Umbra is sometimes used in fruit rojak, where the fruit will be dipped with thick rojak sauce (made of shrimp paste). These days, some restaurants and coffee shops […]
Posted on September 28th, 2009 by shireen
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The hubs bought a packet of yellow color fresh dates the other day. They didn’t taste as good as the brownish-greenish fresh dates which are round in shape.
The yellow color, oblong shaped fresh dates are sweet but have a slight bitter taste and sappy texture, as if you are eating bananas that are not ripened […]
Posted on September 8th, 2009 by shireen
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There used to be a very fertile custard apple (hoong mo lai cee in Cantonese) tree that my late maternal grandma planted decades ago that bore us lots of fruits for many years. We had so much that my brothers and I got fed-up of eating them. There was also a huge guava tree that […]
Posted on July 10th, 2009 by shireen
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