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Senoritas???
I don't know what type of bananas these are, except they are very popular in Asian shops in Australia and are know in Chinese as "King Bananas". They are very small and I have put my hand and pen next to them in the pic for comparison.
They don't taste very "bananary" to me...they have a distinct taste which isn't to my liking. I do like many varieties of bananas, but not these. What does everyone else think?  little bananas.jpg little bananas2.jpg |
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