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Good evening everyone and happy Easter .

During election school break, someone gave this wild plant/fruit to me saying it's edible.

It has a very unique taste ...I can't even explain what it tastes like. Have you seen or eaten it before. If yes please what's the name .

It's common in my place. Esan in Edo state. But I don't know it's name. We call it 'ukpukhuremila'

Khallicopyro:
It's common in my place. Esan in Edo state. But I don't know it's name. We call it 'ukpukhuremila'

Tho you mentioned it's common in your place, have you tasted it before?

I have.

But I can't really describe how it tastes because the taste is out of this world

iFlare:


Tho you mentioned it's common in your place, have you tasted it before?

It's common in Kwara State. I have tasted it before. They call it obi edun that is monkey's kola nut.

Urheaster:
I have.

But I can't really describe how it tastes because the taste is out of this world

Very true😂😂😂
Its taste is indescribable.

duro4chang:
It's common in Kwara State. I have tasted it before. They call it obi edun that is monkey's kola nut.

I learnt something new today💪, thanks to you.

Edited: I mean the name.

Ya, I have seen and tasted it before.

The first time I saw it was when I accompanied my friend to his village some years ago.

iFlare:


Tho you mentioned it's common in your place, have you tasted it before?

Yes. You peel off the skin, eat the flesh and do away with the seed

Very sweet.
In Abia we call it OJI OFIA.

Fruits for the gods

Here in Sambisa it's called ikpu olosho.

Taste very nice.

duro4chang:
It's common in Kwara State. I have tasted it before. They call it obi edun that is monkey's kola nut.

You sabi

We call it "obi edun" in Yoruba language.
It is sweet but too much of it can make your tooth sensitive to other solid foods,just like too much lime can make tooth sensitive to touch.

Is that not agbalumo

I no sabi English name lol

labake1:
Is that not agbalumo

Agbalumo Ke. That's Obi edun.

CivilianJTF:


You sabi

Well well.

Axis313:
We call it "obi edun" in Yoruba language.
It sweet but too much of it can make your tooth sensitive to other solid foods,just like too much lime can make tooth sensitive to touch.

I like how expositive your answer is 👍🏽.

Where can I get one?

God!!!
This fruit that year.
Can't even the last time I saw it now.

Na we be your best plug for everything Sexual enhancement tho

Brainmytool:
Very sweet.

In Abia we call it OJI OFIA.

The fruit no get English name ni

MrBiGGEST:

I like how expositive your answer is 👍🏽.

Where can I get one?

It's been a long time since I eat it,but you can find it in villages or local markets where fruits are sold.

duro4chang:
It's common in Kwara State. I have tasted it before. They call it obi edun that is monkey's kola nut.

For Abuja,it's called monkey blockos

Axis313:

It's been a long time since I eat it,but you can find it in village or local markets where fruits are sold.

Thanks man.🙏🏽🤎

Its English name is Copper spoons.. botanical name.. Kalanchoe orgyalis.... We igalas call it Ekpa obukor

My Peeps from CSSI call it Monkey Blokus .