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What's The Real Name Of This Fruit?

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page 0 · 29 posts · 29 participants · off_topic

This is a viral off-topic thread where users identify a specific fruit (Tropical Almond/Ebelebor) based on a photo, sharing nostalgic memories of eating it in childhood and discussing its regional names. The conversation is characterized by banter, corrections on terminology, and humorous jokes rather than agricultural production or trade.

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“can't pretend anymore. What's the real name of this fruit?”
“Growing up in warri we used to call it ebelebor.”
“Suprisingly it's the only fruit I know of that isn't sold in the market.”
“It's name is Fruit. Let's not change it name... It's same as NEPA”
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page 1 · 31 posts · 25 participants · discussion_qa

This page is a nostalgic discussion thread where users identify a specific fruit (the Indian Almond) and share childhood memories of eating it. The conversation focuses on the fruit's taste, local naming conventions, and its scarcity in modern markets compared to the past, rather than current agricultural production or trade.

“A national treasure.”
“The only fruit that has no name. And that is why it's called fruit.”
“Entrepreneurship had me since wayback !”
Unclassified: Nostalgic recollections of childhood activities such as gathering dried seeds from trees, breaking them with stones, and selling the fruit to classmates.
page 2 · 28 posts · 25 participants · off_topic

This thread is a general knowledge discussion about the various local names for the 'Almond' fruit (Terminalia catappa) in Nigeria, rather than an agricultural production or market thread. Users share nostalgic memories of eating the fruit and its seeds in specific regions like Warri and Ondo, noting that it is rarely sold in markets and often disappears from local compounds as trees are cut down.

“We call am Ebelebọ too. Had three trees of it in our compound.”
“That is the one in your compound.”
“Lol It's never been sold in the market.”
“We had one in our compound too. It is called the Indian almond. Yes, it was not sold in the market.”
Unclassified: nostalgia_childhood_memories
page 3 · 32 posts · 28 participants · off_topic

This page is a banter-heavy discussion about the local name of a specific fruit (Indian Almond/Ebelebor), featuring jokes, regional dialects, and food trivia rather than agricultural production or trade. The conversation includes humorous anecdotes about the fruit's taste and shelf life, but lacks any serious discussion of farming inputs, market prices, or logistical challenges.

“Indian almond.”
“u don forget say if u dry am u com break am go meet GROUNDNUT inside”
“To sell that in the market you'll need a fridge, that fruit barely last 48 hours once plucked.”
Unclassified: Discussion of fruit naming conventions and local slang (e.g., 'Ma-nsang', 'Ebelebor') and humorous observations about the fruit's physical properties.
page 4 · 6 posts · 6 participants · off_topic

This thread is an off-topic discussion about the pronunciation and name of a specific fruit, likely 'Agbero' or 'Tout', rather than a conversation about agricultural production, market prices, or farming challenges. The posts consist of banter regarding regional dialects and personal preferences for the fruit's taste, with no evidence of trade, coordination, or farming expertise.

“We got different regions in Nigeria. How you pronounce certain words in your region could be different from mine, that doesn't make my pronunciation wrong.”
“THE NAME IS FRUIT. THE SAME FRUIT WE GREW UP KNOWING AS FRUIT.”
“I love it fresh coz of its milky taste.”