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But, as you say, none of these are a good substitute Cavendish, though they may be fine bananas in their own right.
by skykooler 10y ago
But, as you say, none of these are a good substitute Cavendish, though they may be fine bananas in their own right.
- Nursie 10y agoApple and lady-finger I have had in the UK, seemed to ship OK and tasted good. They were much smaller. Red Daccas (the red banana) are commercially available in some countries like Australia, but probably because they grow them. I think commercial development of a "Cavendish Replacement" ought to be a real plan to diversify the banana business. Monocultures are inherently troublesome. If we could lose this meme in the Europe and North America that there is such a thing as "a banana" and start eating different varieties, I think that would be great.