Have you ever heard of that fruit?

[DiegoO]

It's called "borojó". Mostly consumed in South America.

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[purplepoppy]

No but it reminds me of European medlars. You only eat the pulp when they rot.

[DiegoO]

Same with the borojó. It's only the pulp you eat, after it gets ripe enough.

[menina]

No, it's the first time I'm seeing it. I also don't know how's it called.

[cammy-xo]

Never heard of this fruit but I want to try it one day

[WhiteBoyChill]

I have not. Though it doesn’t look particularly appetizing

[LavLavLuv]

Nope
How does it taste like?

[DiegoO]

Is not sweet at all, but in Colombia, where it's really popular, they mix the pulp with milk. Like a regular milkshake.

[LavLavLuv]

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[ArrowheadSW]

No I've never heard of that!

[PBandJ_Nerd]

Nope

[Christoff92]

Yes. Very similar to camu camu

[Jamie05rhs]

I have not, actually!

[Anonymous]

Interesting.