I picked up this lilikoi fruit in my walk around the neighborhood yesterday. I wasn't sure if it would be ripe, but it was amazingly sweet (for a lilikoi that is). I didn't take my camera with me, so no pictures of the vines and flowers, just the fruit for breakfast this morning.
Just cut

Digging in

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Alas, no knitting to report. Stopped by Aloha Knitters on Thursday for a few minutes to say hi on my way to pick up food; it was great to see so many people. Welcome back!
2 comments:
I stay so ono for da lilikoi!! You're so lucky to have them... thanks for the photos!
Oh... I've never seen a lilikoi before... but it looks just like a banana passionfruit, except that banana passionfruit are long and thin.
When we were little we used to pick a few of them and scoop them into a bowl and then stir through some powdered milk and eat it with a spoon! Weird I know!
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