jackfruit ahoy!

Yet, got this nangka, or jackfruit from my aunt who came back from Penang recently, and it’s the closest thing to heaven. Yummm… the fruit is sweet and soft. And the best part is two days after stuffing myself silly, there’s still this divine fragrance on my fingers.

nangka jackfruit ahoy!

Hmm, that lingering nangka smell. Who needs perfume? I tell you, if I had room in my non-existent garden to grow a nangka tree from this seed, I’d do it in an instant.

I used to buy nangka on a stick from the fruit stall nearby when I was working. There was a time I went completely nuts over deep-fried nangka… well, okay, I’d better not get started or I’ll have drool all over my keyboard and that won’t be cool at all :lol: .

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    • mommy to chumsy October 9th, 2008 at 8:20 pm

      hey, coincidently i just had this closest thing to heaven fruit yesterday. i ate so much that my tummy is rumbling now…too much gas :neutral:

    • blinka.li October 10th, 2008 at 1:19 pm

      only last week i ’saw’ the difference of nangka and cempedak. Apparently the fried ones are cempedak (softer) and the one we normally eat fresh is nangka…gosh!!

    • clair October 10th, 2008 at 9:28 pm

      @mommy to chumsy
      You too?? Oh is that why I’ve been burping so much?!!! :lol:

      @blinka
      I confess I don’t know the difference between nangka and chempedak. I actually just assumed this is nangka.