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| Hint: it grows on trees |
Today's thingamajig might be a difficult one, especially if you aren't Asian. But even if you aren't Asian, you might have seen them in the stores. If you can find them , they can be sold fresh or dried. I prefer fresh, but the dried version is still pretty good. China is a major producer of this thingamajig. And maybe for this reason alone, I should move to China. I love these thingamajigs! They are also grown in Korea, Japan, and Brazil. What is it?
Persimmons
ReplyDeleteOHAI! :D
ReplyDeleteI haven't been here in a while.
Maybe if you started using Alex Gaskarth or Brendon Urie for your mystery men I'd be more tempted to stop by.
Six packs scare me. >.<
Anyhoo. Miss you muchly. :D
I am not sure what this is....hummm!! Ill come back :)
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Classic & Bubbly
Marquisa fruit or something?
ReplyDeleteDakota here btw <3
A fruit. (when in doubt be vague)
ReplyDeletea Jujube?
ReplyDeletethey look strraanngge
ReplyDeleteIs it a mango?
ReplyDeleteGrows on trees.. mass produced in China.. Brazil? That sets it apart..
ReplyDeleteI'll go with alien life form. I got it?
i have seen these at my gf's parents house...however i can't think of the name. damn it!
ReplyDeleteI was going to say mushroom, but that's not on trees?
ReplyDeleteWell I was going to say Acorn but I doubt that would be considered difficult..
ReplyDeleteOther than an acorn, it looks like a "pee wah" which is the local name we use. I unfortunately don't know the scientific name for it.
Peewah Peewah is a member of the palm (palmaceae) family. Two of its cousins are the gru gru and gri gri. (Google reference)
Well it must be a fruit but I have no clue!
ReplyDeleteLooks like that thing growing on my back! :P
ReplyDeleteOrange?
ReplyDeletelooks gross
ReplyDeletemango?
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