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Originally Posted by leilaniguy
Aloha from Hawaii. Lychee is indeed a delicious fruit. There are acres of them here. The fruit pictured looks similar to lychee, but is not. It's the fruit of Arbutus, the Strawberry tree. It's related to Manzanita and Madrone.
look at the 4th picture in post #1, clearly not a single stone.
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Originally Posted by jimboburnsy
I ate a ton of lychees at the lychee festival in Shenzen in 1994. Interesting fruit. The skin is easily separated from the flesh (which is not unlike white grape in flavor and consistency, only with a stone) and the whole fruit is about the size of a smallish plum.
I concur - that's a lychee. It is probably growing illegally, btw...
it looks like lychee on the out side, but it is not. Lychees flesh are firm milky white colour, large black/brown seed. they are delicious.
I was going to say this. We have lychees here in Florida although they are very cold sensitive. Very good fruit.
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