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Originally Posted by geissene
Mike, sorry to hear that!
Just a follow up on the fruit 'taste report'. There is practically nothing to eat here and little to taste. From the pictures below, it might seem like you can 'work around' the seeds but that wasn't the case for me. Most of the fruit sticks to the seeds and the seeds are extremely hard. I tried them and was careful not to break a tooth! I did get a familiar banana taste and I was able to eat about a Jelly Bean size of fruit from each tiny banana. It certainly was a novelty to finally get to see a banana with seeds inside, so I'm glad I had the chance. I won't be tasting again unless they are seedless or mostly seedless (haha).
Just a thought, perhaps the fruit is a little bigger in the tropics so maybe they can get to eat more but it seems like there would be much better varieties.
Erik
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Run those little nanners through a food mill and make pudding!