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Rambutan in Season


By Cooking Passion (Visit website)



I love eating fruits and glad to bought these juicy rambutan in the fruit stand yesterday. This fruit is in season at this time. A tropical medium size tree that has fleshy fruit in sweet and sour taste. Rambutan is widely cultivated in some rural areas here and when it is in season the price is very cheap hence a good opportunity to eat up to your hearts content. I hope to buy again tomorrow, maybe 2 kilos of these rambutan. :-)


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