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Alimuran (Snake Fruit)
Posted in: Fruits Tags: alimuran, exotic, prutas, rattan fruit

Known for being very sour, the alimuran or rattan fruit is usually eaten with salt or pickled for consumption.

The pangolin-like skin peel is very distinctive.
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