Get ready for a jack fruit feast

Any Indian shop or mall may sell them.

@wolfgirl569 May be you could get it online?

@allknowing I dont know of any in my area we are a smaller city If I went to Columbus I might find one, but I hate that area Thanks for the idea I will look

It is very sweet but has a strong smell not repulsive though

@sprite1950 I love it. You will get it there I am sure.

@allknowing I enjoy sweet stuff so I would probably like it.

@allknowing I looked at some videos about them. They seem to be enormous fruits and rather sticky and messy to open but it says that the flesh is something like a cross between mango, banana and pineapple and that the (large) seeds can be boiled and eaten, too, like chestnuts. I think that just one fruit would be enough for my family! Good luck with your tree full!

@owlwings Messy is the right word you have used. Once it is cut and ready to eat, you will not stop eating.I have never cut it myself. We have help around (lol) This is how they look I will attempt to make ice cream this year.

There are several uses of jack fruit. Yes. They are preserved, cooked, and eaten too.

I sold them last year and the guy had turned up the other day enquiring.

Do you have them growing in your garden?

@allknowing Unfortunately, we don't have that. =(

Where do you get your jack fruits from?

@Jessabuma You also have a fruit called Durian but I understand it has a bad smell. Do you eat it?

@allknowing we have a lot jackfruits in Philippines

Peculiar Here is the full grown of last year

Have you eaten them?

We cook tender ones as well with the seeds. Seeds are delicious too.

They are nutritious and we preserve them and use them the whole year through.

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