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HaHa! Pisang Moon = Gros Michel!
Hey people remember the thread; Arm and Leg for Big Mike/Gros Michel Bananas? ?
Haha! My hunch was right after all! The Pisang Moon is the real deal Gros Michel! I finally got to taste it. Last week I gave a call to my Orang Asli friend, Ulang and asked him if the fruits are ready for harvesting and he told me the time is just right. I met up with him today and got a couple of bunches from him. I did an on-the-spot tasting and it was right on the dot. I have tried this cultivar sometime ago from some fruits my sis bought which is call Heong Nga Chiew in Chinese. It means Fragrant Elephant Tusk 'Naner. I have also tried the Thai equivalent, the Kluay Hom Thong which means Fragrant Gold 'Naner. They taste the the same. Since they were ripen, I had to scoff off as many as I can. But 3 did the trick and I was filled! I gave the rest away to friends.The pix of the unripe fruit on the plant which I posted sometime ago. The bunch has 8 combs. Each hand/comb average 12-14 fruits. Big! My hand with fruit as comparison. |
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Nice Tog. I belive that name Gros Michel stands for Big Michel (germ. groß-big), it does have a sence.
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Re: HaHa! Pisang Moon = Gros Michel!
Yup Ante. Aka Big Mike. No wonder people cannot forget the taste. It is very fragrant and it makes an absolutely great milk shake. So far all the 'naners I have tasted do not have its lingering fragrance.
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Gros Michel = Big Mike. It's a doble-entendre name.
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Oui, c'est vrai.
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I'll be right over!!!
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There you go rubbing something nice in our face again, Tog.
I can't believe you gave all of those away; don't you keep any bananas around the house for a snack? I guess it's different when you've got them growing all around you. Cheers, Harvey |
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Time to start exporting, Tog!
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Re: HaHa! Pisang Moon = Gros Michel!
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The fruits were so filling I didn't want to waste them, so off to my friends. I kept a couple in the fridge though and they are holding well. |
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