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Foreign Fruit - JoJo Moyes

This fruit was another one of the most popular new discoveries at #FruitCrawl. Feijoa is a small elliptical fruit with tart, slightly gritty flesh that you can scoop out with a spoon. It’s native to Brazil, Paraguay, and Argentina. Surprisingly, the name miracle fruit is entirely accurate. This unusual berry is significant because glycoproteins within it bind to the taste buds on the tongue. by both the City Corporation and the Metropolitan Board of Works. (fn. 18) In 1891 a Royal Commission had urged that local authorities should

Great list! But I’d like to add balata, barbadine, pommecythere, and portugals to this list. They’re found in the Caribbean (as are quite a few of the fruits on this list), though they might be known by different names throughout the islands.