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Mule Fruit Edibility

By Xerarch
August 29 in DISCUSSING PALM TREES WORLDWIDE

https://www.palmtalk.org/forum/topic/90849-mule-fruit-edibility/

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Xerarch

Posted August 29

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Butia fruit is pretty good, though quite variable, I’ve tried Queen fruit, it’s edible but less palatable. I was curious how my Mule fruit would be, of course most Mule fruit aborts at an early stage and never makes it to mature size. I was pleased to find that a few of the fruit hang on and make it to size, they look quite a bit like Butia fruit. This one pictured here was really quite sweet, but very stringy. The flavor was good, it would be more enjoyable if not so fibrous.