Update on fruit tasting which I didn't record, in the morning I recorded this video I popped the tiny fruit in the freezer before going to work, I tasted it the next evening, interesting thing is it did not freeze the red fleshy fruit at all, natural anti-freeze, The fruit had some small sweet/fruit taste, suttle berry-like flavour, it was quite astringent like a green banana but it wears off shortly. After uploading this quest, I found out I was onto something when I thought it may be an Australian native, close... it's a New Zealand Native called Titoki Berry the Māori eat & make oil for perfumes & hair application. A.k.a NZ Oak. My Akee comment was semi-closish... They are in the same family of Sapindaceae. This is where I found out: www.julietbatten.co.nz/i-found-one/?doing_wp_cron=1668141808.8896310329437255859375#comment-11200 I had it in the freezer for a day & Tasted it, it had a mild sweetness but had a waxy astringent sensation.
Indeed looks weird ! Ah have tried jaboticaba fruit is weird and native from Brazil (the place I'm come from. English is not my native tongue!) Jaboticaba fruit grow in the tree stem instead of the branches and is similar to grape's 🍇 in color and some flavor as well too ! Anyway keep up with Aussie content and specially native fruiting trees which is rare bacause everyone prefer for commercial reasons grow more fruits tree's like peaches 🍑 which is not native neither to tropical 🥭🦩 and subtropical regions of the world 🌎🌍 like Brazil and Australia 🦘 and even us modern peaches 🍑 are from temperade (which is having 4 different seasons like cold ❄️ snow winter and hot 🔥 Summers!) Asia 🌏!
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Update on fruit tasting which I didn't record, in the morning I recorded this video I popped the tiny fruit in the freezer before going to work, I tasted it the next evening, interesting thing is it did not freeze the red fleshy fruit at all, natural anti-freeze, The fruit had some small sweet/fruit taste, suttle berry-like flavour, it was quite astringent like a green banana but it wears off shortly.
After uploading this quest, I found out I was onto something when I thought it may be an Australian native, close... it's a New Zealand Native called Titoki Berry the Māori eat & make oil for perfumes & hair application. A.k.a NZ Oak.
My Akee comment was semi-closish... They are in the same family of Sapindaceae.
This is where I found out:
www.julietbatten.co.nz/i-found-one/?doing_wp_cron=1668141808.8896310329437255859375#comment-11200
I had it in the freezer for a day & Tasted it, it had a mild sweetness but had a waxy astringent sensation.
Indeed looks weird ! Ah have tried jaboticaba fruit is weird and native from Brazil (the place I'm come from. English is not my native tongue!) Jaboticaba fruit grow in the tree stem instead of the branches and is similar to grape's 🍇 in color and some flavor as well too ! Anyway keep up with Aussie content and specially native fruiting trees which is rare bacause everyone prefer for commercial reasons grow more fruits tree's like peaches 🍑 which is not native neither to tropical 🥭🦩 and subtropical regions of the world 🌎🌍 like Brazil and Australia 🦘 and even us modern peaches 🍑 are from temperade (which is having 4 different seasons like cold ❄️ snow winter and hot 🔥 Summers!) Asia 🌏!
You worked it out cool, very weird looking. Similar to native tamarind small leaf
Maybe a hairy birds eye? Or native tamarind. I am not great with natives.
“Little brain”. Yup. That’s it 😂