This time they are mostly in clusters
@allknowing (130092)
India
January 25, 2018 4:58am CST
Jack fruits normally are not seen in clusters but one of our trees has loads of clusters. They are all babies as of now but in a couple of months we expect to see a bumper.
First time last year we were able to sell them and hopefully this time too that guy will come for them. They need to be lowered by using a rope and that is a difficult task.
Do you like jack fruits?
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
25 Jan 18
I see you are from Germany and I did not know they grow there. Das ist sehr gut (lol)
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@m_audrey6788 (58482)
• Germany
25 Jan 18
@allknowing No not here! I used to live in the Philippines and my father planted that infront of our home that he use to cook it with a coconut 
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@m_audrey6788 (58482)
• Germany
25 Jan 18
Do you found jackfruit around your place?
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@thelme55 (76481)
• Germany
25 Jan 18
@m_audrey6788 yes. We have 2 jackfruit trees in our yard.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
25 Jan 18
I know it is available in your country but very expensive.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
25 Jan 18
We have had those bad days with ripe fruits falling causing a menace with mosquitoes. We have compost pits We even put good jack fruits in there but since last year we have had demand for our fruits. Earlier nuns used to take them for the kids but they too stopped taking them.
@JohnRoberts (109857)
• Los Angeles, California
25 Jan 18
I have never had a jack fruit.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
25 Jan 18
You may find them in Indian markets there.
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@DesirousDreamer (34780)
• Peoria, Arizona
25 Jan 18
I have no idea what jack fruits are they look interesting though
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
25 Jan 18
@DesirousDreamer They are very sweet and have a strong smell.
@DesirousDreamer (34780)
• Peoria, Arizona
25 Jan 18
@allknowing Still don't know haha what do they taste like?
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@shaggin (71663)
• United States
25 Jan 18
@allknowing They are tiny but I meant because of the furry looking outside.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
26 Jan 18
@shaggin Not only do they look different they taste different. I have tasted kiwi when I was in New Zealand on holiday I did not like them.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
25 Jan 18
I thought kiwi fruit was tiny. these are huge.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
26 Jan 18
I do not eat it raw but cook unripe jack fruit along with the seeds.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
26 Jan 18
@sjvg1976 Why potatoes. You must add the seeds.
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@sjvg1976 (41131)
• Delhi, India
26 Jan 18
@allknowing same we do and it's so delicious when we cook it mixed with potatoes.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
26 Jan 18
You may or may not like them but nothing like tasting them. You will have Indian shops there.
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@DianneN (247191)
• United States
26 Jan 18
@allknowing I don't know of any Indian shops, but will look for them on the menu in an Indian restaurant.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
25 Jan 18
You might get them in any Indian Malls there.
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@Plethos (13560)
• United States
25 Jan 18
@allknowing - from someone in sri lanka, a forum trade.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
25 Jan 18
I notice all you guys in your country make this candy. I will try and make it now. Have asked for the recipe.
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@JustBhem (70555)
• Davao, Philippines
26 Jan 18
@allknowing
Yes, we can make it a candy sometimes we make it a candy jam or spread.
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@allknowing (130092)
• India
25 Jan 18
Never heard of Bombay mango as they grow in plenty in my garden and they have different names (lol)
