rambutan

Personally, in my neighborhood (median income of $28,368 - far from rich), I can buy rambutan.

People deal OK with mangos, rambutan, and pomegranates -- those are all heavily seeded or complicated to eat, but they show up in grocery stores.

Love me some mangostein, lychie, rambutan or snake-fruit though.

Then there's the woman who introduced and named kiwi fruit.[2] Also passionfruit, spaghetti squash, starfruit, rambutan, tamarind, cherimoya and sunchokes.

For Westerners unfamiliar with the rambutan, the best description I can give of its taste and texture is that they are both like eating the inside of a grape.

I ended up liking jackfruit, dragonfruit, rambutan, lychee, longan, and loquat.

Salak, jackfruit, sapodillas, dragonfruit, rambutan, mangosteen, durian, custard apples, and whatever else you find.

You're missing out on coconut, jaboticaba, mango, dragonfruit, sweet potato, figs, rambutan, lychee, loquat, longan, avocado, jackfruit, and pineapple.

For example, we eat rambutan which we call "rambotang" although I think the fruits were just imported by the colonisers.

I had a need to describe all musicians as having the nickname / stage name "rambutan", and I was surprised to find that no mediawiki extension existed for this purpose.

> "Personally, in my neighborhood (median income of $28,368 - far from rich), I can buy rambutan.

Another interesting thing about Guarana is that it's a relative of Lychee, Rambutan, Longan, Quenepa, etc.