Today, I have been introduced to a fruit which I never tried before. It's called Jambul Fruit (Syzygium cumini) or called Naaval Pazham in Tamil. My husband bring this fruit to me as I would love to try eat exotics fruit. Even it's not a familiar fruit in Malaysia, I think people in India would familiar with this fruit. There are common name for this fruit :
Malay : Buah Kerian
Telegu : Neredu Pandu
Tamil : Naaval Pazham
Malayalam : Nerale Hannu
Bengali : Jam
Oriya : Jamukoli
(Source from Wikipedia)
This tree start flowering from March to April. The flower are fragrant and small. The fruit develop by May or June and resemble large berries. The fruit is in oblong shape and starts green and turns pink to shining crimsom black as it matures. The fruit has a combination of sweet, mildly sour and astringent flovour and tends to colour the tongue purple (Source from Wikipedia)
Anyway it's not a 'hard to found tree' as my husband found it in middle of city in Kuala Lumpur.
Click HERE to look at jambul tree picture
Click HERE to go to information of Jambul Fruit Wikipedia
Click HERE to read about health benefits of Jambul fruit
omg... you haven't tasted Naval pazham... I am die hard fan of this fruit... Missing here in SG....
ReplyDeletethen if stop by at Kuala Lumpur, we go and pick it ya!!!!
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DeleteLove this, we call this fruit "jamun" here. Thank you for visiting!
ReplyDeletehi...where can i get this fruit?
ReplyDeletecan you pls pls help mefind this fruit in Malaysia? I'm from damansara and would be extremely grateful for your help. pls call me or text and i'll return your call. 012 391 2797
ReplyDeletecan you pls pls help mefind this fruit in Malaysia? I'm from damansara and would be extremely grateful for your help. pls call me or text and i'll return your call. 012 391 2797
ReplyDeleteU can find the tree along the Jalan istana klang. It's a seasonal fruit. Not sure if u can get it now.
DeleteMay I know where you bought this fruit.... I'm in Malaysia..side by Penang...
ReplyDeleteAnyone know where to get this fruit in kl?
ReplyDeleteOMG..I ate so much of these as a kid coz we had a tree!!
ReplyDeleteCraving for these fruit now.
Where could I buy it please??
In the north of Malaysia, we call it buah keriang.
ReplyDeleteIn Kedah, we have Gunong Keriang near Alor Setar.
where can get this fruit in jb
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