It has changed from green to yellow and now orange. But nobody attempts to pluck and eat at Sarikei home. It is not a popular fruit in Sarawak, because it is not very sweet or watery, but it has a lot of fibres. Seldom, you find these fruits being sold in the Market. But in Ipoh at West Malaysia, the fruit seems to be quite popular, bigger and sweeter\. I used to see farmers selling these fruits along the roadside.
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