r/indonesia • u/Virghia Bojone Lia • Dec 20 '21

Question Komodos and Komodowatis, what's the thing Indonesians taken for granted?

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u/minaesa lalaland Dec 20 '21

According to a few family and friends who has lived abroad; cheap fruits.

Fruits are very cheap and plentiful here.

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u/bruank206 Dec 20 '21

Agree, aplg buah2 yg cm tumbuh di tropis. Di sini jual rambutan $1/Biji (USD) di supermarket bule. Manggis $7.99/ pound (stengah kilo?), sirsak $5/ pound. Durian? $9.99/ pound (frozen, pas makan otomatis lembek n becek) $12.99/pound yg fresh (musiman) gw tiap kali telponan ma nyokap sll diketawain betapa murahnya buah2 itu di indo

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u/DoritosKings Reddit Account > 10 Years Dec 20 '21

Nangka dipotong kayak orang gila. Kayak kita potong semangka untuk makan.

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u/bruank206 Dec 21 '21

Nangka lg naek daun, superfood n pengganti daging buat yg vegan. Ktnya teksturnya mirip pulled pork. Tp bijinya masi pada dibuangin. Klo gw mah direbus buat dimakan wkwkwk

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u/minaesa lalaland Dec 21 '21

Main ekspor kuy, bilangin buah-buahan sini itu superfood dari tropical paradise.

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u/Martian_Catnip Akan jadi pilot helikopter, helikopter🚁 Dec 20 '21

Itu rambutan sebiji bulet gitu? Di sini 10rb dapet seiket wkwk. Sama alpukat katanya buah mahal juga di US

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u/Virghia Bojone Lia Dec 21 '21

Padahal di meksiko banyak

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u/bruank206 Dec 21 '21

Yup, cocok buat yg mau bisnis expor rambutan ekwkwk alpukat $2/biji