i know this fruit. it's called 'buah skun' or 'sukun' fruit on this side of the world. nicest to eat when thinly sliced, dipped into thin rice paste mixed with water and then deep fried. how do you eat it over there? asiamack · 2008-10-21: 08:11

How interesting! I've never heard of these and from the first photo I would not have guess them to be so large.... thanks for sharing, good set! DancingDolphin · 2008-10-21: 08:22

C'est bon ça!!!... je le mange en( migan) seulement!!! Génial la # 2!!!:-))) nadoune · 2008-10-21: 08:41

Really interesting. I've never seen it before. Thank you for sharing with use:)) leocheung · 2008-10-21: 09:08

j'aime beaucoup fruit à pain!!....mais je ne peux pas le trouver ici. great shots!! jennye · 2008-10-21: 09:44

mais c'est très gros, ce truc !! j'adore le sculptural mouvement de la 2 ... camilleauteuil · 2008-10-21: 09:52

:):):):):):):):):) ronin53 · 2008-10-21: 09:53

I have never tried this before- it looks wonderful!~ R urmysunshine · 2008-10-21: 10:27

I have never come across this fruit before, it really is an amazing size. busybee36 · 2008-10-21: 10:42

Mon préféré (bon peut être après le ti-nain) !!! man ka manjé sa an tout' sauce !!! La composition de la #1 est jolie !!! ;-) sistatitoune · 2008-10-21: 11:09

ça doit être délicieux .... hsnpictures · 2008-10-21: 11:52

Nice Pictures... prashantkarkera · 2008-10-21: 13:23

Ah non, moi je ne connais pas! Cela se mange comment? Nayah · 2008-10-21: 14:48

très jolies photos, il y a longtemps que je n'en ai mangé! domino · 2008-10-21: 14:55

Never seen it either... :) haushinka · 2008-10-21: 16:13

je ne connaissais pas! c'est bien de l'avoir montré avec marilyn, on a une idée de la taille comme cela (c'est énorme) d'autant qu'elle a des jambes magnifiques! :)) tomie · 2008-10-21: 17:11

belles photos. ????? · 2008-10-21: 17:22

hummmmm ! tu as donné mon adresse à Marilyn j'espère ! domelia · 2008-10-21: 18:05

Lucky you! I love it! Nice pics! glennis · 2008-10-21: 18:32

I'm going to agree with others I 've never hear of it before. Great photo of your friend. Queen911 · 2008-10-21: 21:50

How do you eat them? Just slice open and eat? Or in salad? or cooked? I've never seen or eaten them. oldbabe · 2008-10-22: 08:03

The #2 is very very nice...:)) somogyvari · 2008-10-22: 08:39

this is something new to me :) emmetan · 2008-10-22: 09:34

Great shots , thanks for sharing . ????? · 2008-10-22: 11:00

Deux belles photos... appétissantes !!! JacquesR · 2008-10-22: 11:26

never tried it before but would like to! ????? · 2008-10-22: 16:07

I must confess that I have never eaten this although, according to AsiaMack, this is available in South-East Asia. I will look out for it the next time I am back in Singapore –– and find out a few recipes for it, too. Thanks for this information, Miclaud and AsiaMack. meiling · 2008-10-23: 15:10

And we can find it now in the UK, in the Bull Ring Market or local shops. Miam miam, surtout les croquettes...... CatsEyes · 2008-10-25: 18:39

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