I am getting bored with my yogart and strawberries in the morning. Sure I add peach or blueberries or mango and apple BUT I want to try something new. So, I was thinking: What do South Americans eat in their yogurt? I mean, outside of banana and those I mentioned. Are there any exotic fruits that taste good in yogurt? Michael
Rich South Americans probably import exotic North American Thimbleberries and Cloudberries and Blackberries, Paw Paw and Chokecherry and Prairie Plum gel. If they don't, time to get entrepreneurial here.
what about dragonfruit? I saw that at the grocery store but didn't know how to eat it so I didn't buy it.
<getting in car NOW!!!> Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! dammit! I wish I had bought one. Do you peel them and just eat the insides?
Anyone ever try Cherimoya? Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! It looks exactly like custard apple - which is soooooo YUMMY! Or what about Curuba? Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Or how about Pitaya? Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image!
Yummy... Tamarind.. I love the stuff. Shame you can't get it here in Australia.. My grandmother used to make a compote with sugar, salt, chilli with tamarind.. I used to live on it as a child. And no, I am not South American... Mmm tamarind.. great.. now I want tamarind.:bawl: You could always try fresh Lychee's or tamarillo with your yoghurt. Or if you are able to get some fresh guava, the pink flesh variety.
I'm getting hungry .... time for a packet of natto. That's my lunch everyday Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! ... shit I forget to bring it today Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! well looks like no lunch for me...
Yup! All good. Ever had the green young tamarind? the fresh ones taste oh soooooooo good with a dash of salt and red chili. yummmmmmmmm! Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Asian food stores sell tamarind candy which is also tamarind with salt and sugar, have you tried it? Not the same. Michael, dunno about south American, but we like melons, grapes, peaches, sapota, apple, guava, pear, berries, lychees in our yoghurt. If you get tired of sweet, try plain yoghurt with a dash of salt and chilli powder, whipped.
How do you eat them. I bought a couple and had a hell of a mess for what it was worth. Mine didn't look like that when I opened it.