Fruits in Baguio City Market

A trip to Baguio City market can be such an enligtening experience for someone who has an eye for “exotic” fruits.

For example:

1. The Persimmon. My mom thought it was tomatoes. I also thought the same when I came upon it a few years ago. I could not remember the taste. It probably does not taste as significant as the others.

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2. The Rattan. I’ve never seen one in Mindanao where I come from. This fruit is remarkable as it is unique. Its scales remind me of snakes (grrr shudder!). It’s taste!

Cruelly sour!

This is the sour-est fruity in the world. The sour-ness does not however deter me from eating the rattan.Good thing im a sour-fruity fan.  I dip it in sugar and salt. My friends with vinegar. You should try this for yourself.  You just got to be ready for a big surprise for every bite.

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3. The local cherries. Its not as exciting as the others. Cherries are cherries. Need I say more?

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4. Strawberries. Strawberries can only be had in Baguio City and Benguet. They have a large strawberry farm in La Trinidad, Benguet where you can pick for a fee of course. You buy your own little basket, pick your choicest strawberry and weigh it later. You will pay the farm owners per kilo of your harvest.

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I will find some time again to visit the market soon for my hunt for exotic fruits. This is it yet for now.

2 Responses to Fruits in Baguio City Market

  1. Hi Cor. Na-miss ko tuloy yung palengke diyan. :)

    By the way, I added your blog to my blogroll. I hope you don’t mind. :)

  2. thanks angie. i’d be my honor to be part of your blogroll.

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