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Author is probably being unnecessarily hyperbolic in order to make the piece interesting. To me, dragon fruit flesh is similar to that of Asian pears, firm, cr
by wenc 6y ago
Author is probably being unnecessarily hyperbolic in order to make the piece interesting.
To me, dragon fruit flesh is similar to that of Asian pears, firm, crisp, sweet and refreshing. The tiny black seeds are akin to strawberry seeds in that they add to the texture but are otherwise unnoticeable.
I had my first taste of a dragon fruit a couple of years ago on a Cathay Pacific flight (amazing inflight meals btw) and was like where have you been my whole life. I knew I had to get some when I returned to the US. I quickly learned that most grocery stores in US do carry them... for about $6 per lb. They’re not cheap treats.
- 3131s 6y agoHere they are $0.75 a kilo at the moment, sorry!
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