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CarambolaA golden tropical fruit that has a star shape when cut acorss the grain. The flesh is juicy and tastes like a combination of plums, grapes, and apples. Also known as star fruit.
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CarambolaOriginally from Indonesia, this is one of the most recent tropical imports, now grown in Florida and found in most supermarkets. It has yellow, near-translucent skin (which is tough but edible), and s [..]
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CarambolaOriginally from Indonesia, this is one of the most recent tropical imports, now grown in Florida and found in most supermarkets. It has yellow, near-translucent skin (which is tough but edible), and s [..]
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Carambola Known as the “star fruit” because of it’s shape when cut cross-ways. It is crisp, juicy and golden in color, and is used in desserts or salads.
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CarambolaStar Fruit. Wait until the star fruit is a yellow color with slightly brown ribs. Brazilians use star fruits in salads, drinks, jams and other dishes.
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Carambola(n) East Indian tree bearing deeply ridged yellow-brown fruit(n) deeply ridged yellow-brown tropical fruit; used raw as a vegetable or in salad or when fully ripe as a dessert
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CarambolaTart or acidy-sweet star-shaped fruit used in desserts, as a garnish for drinks, tossed into salads or cooked together with seafood.
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