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Fortunately you’ve gotta work pretty hard for chronic use, since it’s only available for a couple months out of the year. This is definitely a concern if they e
by intuitionist 3y ago
Fortunately you’ve gotta work pretty hard for chronic use, since it’s only available for a couple months out of the year. This is definitely a concern if they ever do develop a pawpaw industry, though.
- ActionHank 3y agoThis depends on where you live. I've lived in a country where it was available year round, grew like a weed in gardens, and was eaten on the regular by many people I know.
- jonah 3y agoThe fruit being discussed is endemic to a portion of the southeast United States. https://www.fs.usda.gov/nrs/atlas/tree/v3/367 https://www.fs.usda.gov/nrs/atlas/tree/v3/367 You may be thinking of a relative like the soursop which does have a broader range.
- zztop44 3y agoThe person you’re replying to probably assumed (as I did) that the article was about papaya, which is called pawpaw in some parts of the world. They will probably be relieved (as am I) to find out it’s about an unrelated fruit.
- ActionHank 3y agoYou're on the money there, phew.