I recently hosted my first student gathering for the semester, and as expected, the students did not come empty-handed. Fortunately, they didn't show up with 100 ripe bananas, but they did show up with a ton of fruit. Most of the fruits were of familiar (albeit expensive) varieties, but one left the Husband and me puzzled.
It's about the size of a small grapefruit, light green with small ribs going up the sides. When opened, it resembles a small cantaloupe tinted yellow-green and has a melony smell.
As far as taste and texture go, it's like a funny cross between watermelon and cantaloupe but mushy. So, not a fruit that I'd be going out of my way to pursue. Still, an interesting experience either way. At least it didn't taste like chou doufu.
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