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Interesting Jon, first time this year seeing this here in Mexico in the market, from what I've seen here on RUclips, they're supposed to be boiled, with some cinnamon stick added and after they've cooked awhile they're blended into juice, so I guess they need to be cooked so the flavor will be refined. Thanks for this COOL short, you saved me from the bitter aftertaste of tasting it raw. : )

should have waited for it to turn yellow

Like Yorrick? 🎉😢😅

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Beautiful.

What was she holding before it got stolen?

"Wait from them to turn orange or yellow before you eat them" *eats one thats half green* 🤣 Ripe jocotes are not at all sour or bitter. Top 3 favorite fruits for me

I love this breakdown, thanks so much for posting! I'd seen this image and never knew its history. Appreciate it

Literally me

What? It's not Kichitigarba Pronounce it as Xi Thi Gar Bha Kshithigarbha

Crazy how they used paintings as a form of Art and to record events through different viewpoints almost like a photograph 😅

Fascinating!

Masterful painting

Well done. We’re drawn to some very horrible things. Macabre, mostly unnecessary, but then sometimes sparking innovation.

It's impressive how realistic it looks

Haha fun and well crafted

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This drink named coco.😂

thanks man

Hello whats the name of the song, please? Amazing view 🤩 Thank you

You skipped fermentation

Traditionally in west indies we use milk and not water, it makes strong chocolate !

Good job

Beautiful video.

It's supposed to taste sour.. almost like a mix of date with lemon juice. You can also find "sweet" tamarind version which tastes so good ❤

I prefer eat it when it is green and fresh inside , more like sour taste

At first I was like yay sausage then I was like ew fruit

This fruit is from a tree is called Chico zapote Or another words the Gumtree back in the day Mr. Adams relative of the President of the United States went to Mexico and find out that this tree have a racing He notice the locals use it to clean up their teeth and then he take these gum over to the US and make the chicles Adams As we know it today

Could this be the wild version of passion fruit ?

You completely forget the World's largest Earth Filled Dam, Tarbela Dam 🇵🇰 much larger than majority of the dams mentioned here. Also Tarbela Dam generates it's maximum 100% capacity for months long period of July and August and often still has more water that gets to be released from emergency gates. Even Mangla Dam 🇵🇰 is also larger than majority of Dams in the list.

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This is Xela not Lake atitlan.

8 street and 2 rooftop. The rooftop ones are the ones you gotta look out for.

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I'm looking forward to it as I'm here for 2 weeks starting September 4th

I am going to this market September 6th and 13th. We are a group of couch surfers

up the audio game bud!

Called ilama or Annona diversifolia custard apple is a relative

I didn't think you could eat them straight out of the pod without SOME processing. That's really neat

Cool content but needs a little editing

The vast beautiful mystery of space ❤

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