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Dragon Fruit
Newest Review: ... productions, instead it may cause the fruits of the plant to rot away. *~*~*How To Eat A Dragon Fruit*~*~* Firstly you need to peel the pretty skin from the fruit. The skin is not edible. We were not sure how you are meant to eat the fruit so decided to cut the top off and scoop the contents from the lid to test it (to make sure we liked it.) After we did that we sliced the already peeled ... more  ... fruit into approximately 8 slices of about .5 of a centimeter think. You can eat the entire fruit either by scooping out the contents or by slicing it up. The fruit could also should you choose be cut into chunks as the seeds are not central to it an...more |
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Read Reviews for Dragon Fruit
Dragon Fruit: The Fruit Of The Dragon (1063 words)
by - written on 31/07/09 (Very useful, 123 readings)
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My mum bought this item home from Tesco today. She was attracted by the beautiful appearance of the fruit. *~*~*The Fruit*~*~* The fruit itself is a bright pink colour with green scales. It definitely stands out from the other edibles on the shelf. It is an oval sort of shape and about 4/5 inches tall. There are 3 types of Dragon Fruit and they all have very technical names. The Hylocereus undatus, which is what my mum bought, has pink skin and white flesh, the Hylocereus polyrhizus, which has pink skin and red flesh and the Selenicereus megalanthus, which has yellow skin and white flesh. I must stress that I haven't sampled the latter two ... Read the complete review
The Dragon Fruit (288 words)
by - written on 21/05/08 (Very useful, 228 readings)
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The Dragon Fruit When doing my shopping I like to try and buy new products for my daughter to taste. Whilst in Lidl about a year ago I stumbled across something very different looking, a bright pink round thing called a dragon fruit. Curious I purchased one and it cost me £1.49. It looks unlike any fruit I have ever seen before. It is bright pink with a sort of pineapple looking skin. The inside of the fruit is completely different to the outside and has a white flesh totally speckled with black seeds. It is a bit of a freaky looking fruit and I expected it to tastes like a dandelion but it was actually ok. For me is tasted kind of sweet and ... Read the complete review
Dragon Fruit: TASTE OF THE DRAGON (834 words)
by - written on 02/04/08 (Very useful, 438 readings)
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Dragon Fruit When I was shopping in Tesco's on Thursday I spotted a rather unusual looking fruit which immediately caught my eye; The Dragon Fruit. I had never seen a Dragon Fruit in Tesco's before and being rather curious I decided to purchase one just to see what it tasted like. Now the Dragon Fruit isn't exactly a cheap fruit to buy, one Dragon Fruit will cost you £1.99 from Tescos although the price may be slightly cheaper or more expensive if you purchase it elsewhere. As you can see from the picture at the top of this review the skin on the dragon fruit is quite scaly in apperance and is mostly pink in colour apart from the tips of the scales ... Read the complete review
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