fruit of the week

the great morinda/cheese fruit/vomit fruit/beach mulberry or noni and many other names - often found growing near the beach anyone ever tasted one lol


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[Chirimoya]

Noni tastes bitter, a lot like cucumber slightly past its prime, but it's supposed to have excellent healing properties. My other half swears by it.

what looks like a banana but isnt a plantain either ?

[Lapurr]

yams? lol thats a tough one!! maybe figs?

[GringoCArlos]

HOW TO USE "Indian Mulberry" :

You wait until the fruit gets white and a little soft, then put in the blender on "high". After a minute or two, eat a couple of tablespoons of the liquid, first thing in the morning. Wait a half.hour or so before you eat your breakfast though.

ANOTHER USE: if you ever get a sprained ankle or wrist, immediately get a fresh leaf or two from the tree, and wrap it around the sprained joint (shiny side against your skin) for 30 to 60 minutes. It will keep the ankle from swelling up, and will also reduce the pain and recovery time.

ANOTHER USE: if you have a fever, place a fresh leaf on your forehead (again, shiny side to your skin) for 30 minutes. The fever will break shortly afterwards.

I asked because someone told me that a plant in my garden wasnt a banana or a plantain but i cant remember what they called it - its got leaves like a banana looks like a banana and has bananas growing on it ...but its called something else apparently

[leekiv]

Anyone have a picture of this? Sounds interesting

Originally Posted by GringoCArlos

HOW TO USE "Indian Mulberry" :

You wait until the fruit gets white and a little soft, then put in the blender on "high". After a minute or two, eat a couple of tablespoons of the liquid, first thing in the morning. Wait a half.hour or so before you eat your breakfast though.

ANOTHER USE: if you ever get a sprained ankle or wrist, immediately get a fresh leaf or two from the tree, and wrap it around the sprained joint (shiny side against your skin) for 30 to 60 minutes. It will keep the ankle from swelling up, and will also reduce the pain and recovery time.

ANOTHER USE: if you have a fever, place a fresh leaf on your forehead (again, shiny side to your skin) for 30 minutes. The fever will break shortly afterwards.

[leekiv]

Originally Posted by John Evans

I asked because someone told me that a plant in my garden wasnt a banana or a plantain but i cant remember what they called it - its got leaves like a banana looks like a banana and has bananas growing on it ...but its called something else apparently

Can you get a picture?

yes but youd say it was a banana lol - the first pic is the indian mulberry by the way or vomit fruit in australia

[leekiv]

Originally Posted by John Evans

yes but youd say it was a banana lol

But u said it isn't So is it or not? lol Actually I am not very knowledgeable and learning so I probably would not say banana cause I would look more silly if it isn't ! Or is it?

And ty for clearing up on the vomit fruit picture too. Who came up with that name? And I drank noni /vomit/mulberry whatever it is called lol for a year and must admit it does taste like .............vomit