piña / pinya
A tropical fruit that’s yellow as the sun when ripe, delicately sweet (as I imagine honey tinged with tropical grass tastes like) and covered in prickly, swordlike leaves (capped by an equally thorny crown).
Read MoreA tropical fruit that’s yellow as the sun when ripe, delicately sweet (as I imagine honey tinged with tropical grass tastes like) and covered in prickly, swordlike leaves (capped by an equally thorny crown).
Read MoreThe most widely grown and consumed species of citrus in the Philippines, calamansi are ubiquitous in cooking across the Philippine islands.
Read MoreKnown across the Philippines in 10 documented dialects and at least 17 different names, the Madras Thorn Fruit is a species of flowering plant in the pea family.
Read MoreAlso known as cashews. In Tagalog, the cashew nut is also called balubad, and in Ilokano the nut is called balogo.
Read MoreThe sweet, red-fleshed fruit of several cactus species. Also known as pitahaya, pitaya or strawberry pears.
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