Custard apples
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I was reading a Spanish magazine and they were explaining how the Malaga area was increasing yields in certain less common fruits such as custard apples. I had not heard of these before and wondered whether or not I should try one, but soon forgot about it. Two hours later I was listening to a BBC podcast comedy chat with Dave Gorman and the subject got onto fruit. Out of nowhere he suddenly said “Have you tried custard apples?”, then went on to describe how delicious they were and the fact that they did actually taste of custard.
Date submitted:Wed, 21 Mar 2018 21:29:01 +0000Coincidence ID:9939
