Do you know what these are?
Can you guess what they taste like?
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Ooooh, I love those! they are sweet and yummy ! They grow in my native country but I hadn't seen them since I moved to the US. I'm not sure what it's called in English (I thinki it's loquat).
They are kumquats, no?
Meddlers?
Gabi @Mamaliga.com
Are they loquats? I've seen them but not tasted them.
they are loquats,
thanks for guessing, they taste so good, remind me of an apricot but with a subtle apple flavor
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Loquat
In cantonese they are called "pay pah"
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