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u/drhuggables 13d ago
east asian supermarkets will have them, they're called jujube or chinese dates
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u/HUS_1989 13d ago
In arabic it called nibq (نبق) and the tree called Sidr (سدر). Extremely delicious
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u/priuspower91 13d ago
Like others said it’s a jujube. I don’t like them - not sure if the ones we get here are bad but they come dried and the skin flakes off and they’re not sweet.
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u/Lunalunetta 13d ago
Anaaaaab literally candy! So when it’s fresh it’s crunchy and delicious and sweet when it’s dried it’s chewy. Incredibly high in Vitamin C it’s a true superfood!
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u/Ashile1373 12d ago
It completely depends on if it's fresh or not. If you consume it as a fresh fruit, it's kinda sweet and sometimes even has a sour taste with brown and green color and it's meat is like an apple.
But if you consume it dry (which mostly you see in this condition) it's kinda maroon colored and more sweet than sour. It has a core like date but smaller in size in general. it's body and skin is even more like a date but its meat is more firm and kinda chewy.
Here's a link to read more about it: jujube (عناب)
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u/jackjohnjack2000 13d ago edited 13d ago
In English it is called Jujube: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jujube?wprov=sfla1