Do they still have trees that grow this?
Wednesday, December 03, 2025
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We used to have this fruit tree beside our house those days, very sweet fruit…we don’t know the English name 😂 early morning just go under the tree, you will see ripe one’s that fell by themselves…select the good ones, rinse and refrigerate them for evening consumption
ReplyDeleteWe later let them dry up & break to eat the almond nut.
DeleteI like the red ones 😁
More like '...we didn't know the English name...' cos I guess you know the name now, abi?
DeleteLOL. Till today, it's Fruit to me. I don't think I want to unlearn to relearn any other name aside that.
DeleteParis, what does it state like please?
DeleteIt's a Tropical Almond / Indian almond tree.
DeleteNa ebelebo we dey call am.
DeleteHall 2 Uniben frontage that year, where babes and guys dey roll.
Yeah...The Indian Almond a.k.a Fruit...
ReplyDeleteYes.
ReplyDeleteYes., one of our family friends have it in their compound.
ReplyDeleteWe used to have it in my area not anymore
ReplyDeleteWhat good old days 😄🥰
World best fruit!!! Ebeleborrrrrrrr😭😭😭
ReplyDeleteYou get it!!!
DeleteOf course.
ReplyDeleteYes Stella
ReplyDeleteI enjoyed this fruit back then, but I don't like to remember how we used to pick them from the gutters and rinse and eat. Chai...
ReplyDeleteYes. And I still love it till date. 😋 😋
ReplyDeleteSweet fruit
ReplyDeleteYes, the trees and fruits still exists. Although not as much as years ago.
ReplyDeleteThe reviews I've seen about this almond fruit is amazing. Hoping to taste it soon as I see it in the market.
ReplyDeleteMarket ke? 😀
DeleteBeloved, I don't think I ever saw it sold @the market. It's usually grown in homes with large compounds. Some have tarty taste & some are sweet. I prefer the nut though.
Adunni
Yes
ReplyDeletewe called it 'fruit' when i waa younger, even climbed fence to plug from a neighbor's compound...🤣 then allow it dry to break the nut out.. Kai, i was adventurous while growing up
ReplyDeleteYeah, we called it fruit too where I grew up,, then I got to Edo State and saw it called ebelebor
DeleteChai i chop this fruit ehn 😁
ReplyDeleteWe used to have it in my compound until the roots started spreading to the foundation of the house and we were advised to cut it down.
ReplyDeleteI don't like the taste.
This thing plenty inside uniport Abuja campus...
ReplyDeleteI remember I and my hotel mate throwing stones at the ripe fruits late in the evening