Juicy, Juicy, Jujube
At first glance, they look like green apples,
also known as Chinese Dates.
There are also red, small kinds of Jujube.
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24 comments:
Yes, I thought there are green apples..
Thanks for sharing..
Have a nice day...
Interesting! Never seen those before! Great photo for the J day! Love the color! Have a wonderful week!
Sylvia
I thought they were "my" granny smith ones, love them. Never heard of jujube before! clever.
My ABC Wednesday
Wow! Tricky shot - I really thought they were green apples. Great photo. :D
Akala ko rin green apple eh. :)
Delicious photography!Great choice for this theme!
Léia
They look delicious. Great shot too.
I learned something new today. I thought they were green apples too. Perfect word for the letter J.
You could have fooled me - I hope they taste as good as they look.
On 2nd glance, looks like apples, and the name sounds like a US candy!
On behalf of the ABC Wednesday team, thank you! -ROG
They look interesting. I shall look out for them and see if I can try one.
Another fruit I have never seen; juicy, sounds interesting.
They look delicious! They really DO look like apples!
What a joy for the sense of taste these must be. Thank you for introducing me to something I did not know before.
Please have a good Wednesday.
daily athens
I was thinking Apple Pie...but then read on, to see they are not apples at all. Wonder if you could use them in a pie.
I've never heard of these fruits, I thought they are apples.
I thought they were Granny Smith's apples - gorgeous, mouthwatering green.
I just wanted to write how yummy these apples look, when I read these are not apples ! Amazing ! Never seen such a fruit !
Gattina from the ABC Team
when I first look at the photo, I thought jujube are dates, and you have told me it it. I have never seem a fresh jujube. I don't like dried Chinese dates, but sometimes I brew chicken soup with them.
These looks like apples.
I love those. Thanks for sharing your J submission for ABC Wednesdays, I just joined the group, and I contributed a drawing and a poem, a nonsence one at that!
I hope you like it.
yumm, they look tasty! I didn't know jujube looks like green apple, though had heard the name. thanks!
Yes, they do look like green apples. Are they edible?
Nice shot. Lovely green colour.
Best wishes,
Anna
Anna's J-word (abc-Wed rd-7)
oh my!
i really thot they were apples :O
and i was wondering why is a post titled jujube having apple pics :O
thats some info u shared today :D
thanks dear :)
Beautiful photo. It made my mouth water. I wonder how this fruit compares in texture and taste to an apple?
http://thepagansphinx.blogspot.com/2010/09/abc-wednesday_28.html
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