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by simtel20
538 days ago
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Yeah, pinha in the northeast where they're pretty common. In the south, a native seed/nut is called pinha (it's a "pine" nut that is entirely different from the Mediterranean type of pine nut). IIRC pinha the fruit is not native to Brasil, but to the Indian sub-continent like so many other amazing tropical fruits. I would suggest for anyone looking for novel fruits in the northeast of Brasil, check out "Ingá", the variety that has the nickname "ice cream bean"[1] [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inga?wprov=sfla1 |
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