Unidentified fruit

  • Thread starter dirk_mec1
  • Start date
  • #1
dirk_mec1
761
13
I am looking for the name of this thing fruit (or vegetable):
 

Attachments

  • cara.jpg
    cara.jpg
    42 KB · Views: 376
Last edited:

Answers and Replies

  • #2
18,954
9,273
I am looking for the name of thing fruit (or vegetable):
Look familiar, pretty sure I've tried it. Has a crunchy feel and sour taste. Don't know the name though.
 
  • #3
dirk_mec1
761
13
Well it is not a carambola.
 
  • #4
Evo
Mentor
23,925
3,264
I am looking for the name of this thing fruit (or vegetable):
Can you get a better, closer picture, can you cut one open? Would knowing the country it's in help? The leaves look similar to tomato leaves, but this is a tree?
 
  • #5
rootone
3,393
946
Hmm, where did you obtain the image, that might help?
Does look tomato like, but lacks the very sturdy stems and branches that tomato has.
Looks to me also to be a bit like a fig, one of the smaller varieties, not really a 'tree'
 
  • #6
Enigman
667
310
Okay, I will bite.
Gooseberries?
Though, aren't UFO threads banned?
 
  • #7
dirk_mec1
761
13
It's made in Greece by a friend of mine.
 
  • #8
dirk_mec1
761
13
Okay, I will bite.
Gooseberries?
I've searched the internet and the cape of this fruit does look similar but the cape is I think much smaller than this one, right?
 
  • #9
Hepth
Gold Member
460
39
Ground-Cherries? (physalis) Sometimes they look like gooseberries when unripe. They use them a lot here in europe, and would grow well in Greece.
Theres 50-100 varieties too.
 
  • #10
tom aaron
124
38
Okay, I will bite.
Gooseberries?
Though, aren't UFO threads banned?

Ha! We were picking wild Gooseberries and Saskatoon berries in the woods yesterday. Had some on my French toast this morning.
 
  • #11
dirk_mec1
761
13
Ground-Cherries? (physalis) Sometimes they look like gooseberries when unripe. They use them a lot here in europe, and would grow well in Greece.
Theres 50-100 varieties too.
Could be but did you notice that these are more round shaped than elliptic shaped like the normal ones?
 
  • #12
Hepth
Gold Member
460
39
Could be but did you notice that these are more round shaped than elliptic shaped like the normal ones?

Yeah, but its the only thing with the maple-like leaves I could think of, and there's so many varieties, it could be any shape when young.
 

Suggested for: Unidentified fruit

Replies
19
Views
487
  • Last Post
Replies
13
Views
488
  • Last Post
Replies
2
Views
787
Replies
16
Views
3K
Replies
2
Views
1K
Replies
1
Views
1K
  • Last Post
Replies
7
Views
1K
  • Last Post
Replies
17
Views
3K
Top