I saw a very edible and rare fruit in Kingston a year ago. The vendor says it is only grown in St. Mary. It is called mammee. I checked Wikipedia and the online site says the plant which produces this fruit is called the Mammee Apple Tree (Mammea Americana).
These are pictures of the fruit I bought in the plaza off Constant Spring Road in Kingston this year:
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8 comments:
It looks like custard apple to me
It looks like a custard apple but it is not.
Eggnog fruit make a lovely punch complete with cinnamon , nutmeg, creamy and chilled.
It doesn't look attractive a bit rusty not brightly coloured so the demand ans ultimately production is limited.
It will sell if people hear that it cures cancer and high in nitric oxide.
Wow would love to see it & taste it😂
Egg fruit also called canistel. Had a few recently. Mamee I've heard of but really don't know it. All a dem ca eat. Lol
As a biy growning up in Manchioneal....I have seen it...but never eaten same..It was grown at REACH district in Portland.
I grew up eating mamee fruit and stinking g toe in St. Thomas. Still love them. Also rose apple.
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