sugar apple
By Arun_1993
3 May, 2010
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sugar apple!
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yes they dont grow in cold regions i guess
3 May, 2010
can you eat it
3 May, 2010
of course you can! they're delicious and taste a lot like custard and thats why they're also called custard apples!
3 May, 2010
of course, we went to Madiera on holiday and we bought one back with us to try, I knew I had heard the name, first time we had seen them.
3 May, 2010
they're getting bigger on the tree and there are actually many for the first time :)
3 May, 2010
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I never heard of a sugar apple. Interesting.
3 May, 2010