Three weeks ago, someone had been eating a lot of Nangka.
But according to that person, the sweetest ones are still those sold by this Lady and her kid.
The Nangka are being sold at RM5 a packet. Quite a big packet and the fruits are super sweet.
Papa chatted with the Lady when we drop by after my class to buy a few packets of Nangka for the journey back to K.Trengganu.
Papa saja asked her how much if we were to buy the whole fruit. She said it would be around RM70 to RM80 a fruit, depending on the weight. As it is, she will sell at RM5 per kilo. But if cuts ones are being sold at RM10 per kilo.
Hmmm .....that means one packet is half a kilo lah.
I like Nangka but can't eat much as it got a lot of "wind" as believe by the Chinese.
You must be wondering why am I not wearing school uniform leh ? Coz Mamarazzi "big head prawns" lor. Both sets of my school uniforms were in the washing machine. Forgotten to wash them. First time me going to school in street clothes.
Hi Small Kucing, did your teacher scold you for not wearing school uniform to school?
ReplyDeleteMun
DeleteNo wor coz Mamarazzi talked to teacher liao said she forgot to wash my uniform :P
I prefer nangka than cempedak..nice!
ReplyDeleteWenn
DeleteBut nangka have a lot of wind right?
ya lo....I heard someone ate Nangka until phonghong for 2 nights. Acti acid didnt work, charcoal didnt work! so tham chiak kui! serve the someone right!
ReplyDeleteLG
Deleteya lor...duno who ah....pill tek kee paling best
What did teacher said?
ReplyDeleteQuite sometimes didn't eat jackfruits liao...
sharon
DeleteThe teacher was ok with it
Not a fan of nangka...or cempedak, thank you.
ReplyDeleteSTP
DeleteLOL...will not buy for you
The nangka sold at the roadside here at my place are so expensive, like being sold at supermarket pulak! @.@
ReplyDeleteMight as well buy from Jusco than buy at roadside. Yours is quite cheap la.
Lina
Deletethat's why la.....some i see 5 ketul already rm3
I had jackfruit blend juice at JuiceWork yesterday and was passing gas happily. LOL
ReplyDeleteewww....thanks for sharing the info, Lina LOL
DeleteNangka is my mum's favorite but I prefer cempedak:D
ReplyDeleteQPC
DeleteMamarazzi both also not really keen LOL
of course if sold by the whole fruit gotta be cheaper lah, cos the nangka skin also a lot and more heavy woh.. but one whole nangka is RM70-80 ah?? didn't expect that expensive leh..
ReplyDeleteSK
Deletethe nangka were very BIG. As "tall" as me . and as round as 2x mamarazzi
hahaha, actually i also dunno the price of nangka lah, seldom go buy and seldom eat also.. if eat, also from those stalls selling one small packet RM1.XX something those type lor..
ReplyDeleteya....very mahal la, sk
Deletesee kids selling the nangka.. then can give small kucing a lesson.. tell him, see gor gor so small also helping to sell nangka earning money for his family, then small kucing also must be a good boy cannot everyday sulking and doesn't want to eat diner.. hahaha!!
ReplyDeleteSK
Deleteya lor...the boy very rahjin
I like visiting this space. Lets me recall a lot of things I used to do when I was young.
ReplyDeleteShirley
Deleteyou still young :)
we almost have the same term for that here we call that langka hohoho
ReplyDeleteCoz our country are very near, mecoy
Deletethat is probably one of my favorite fruit
ReplyDeleteMecoy
Deletereally ah...but then after eat will feel very gassy
it is best when its with sugar syrup or caramel
ReplyDeleteMecoy
Deleteuiks...never tried that before
have a great day and happy bloggin small god bless you and your family
ReplyDeleteHaiya, that school uniform fiasco happened to me before. But I was already in secondary school. What did I do? Have to own self wash and quickly iron. Lucky I was in afternoon school. Some kids do have them.
ReplyDeletePhong Hong
DeleteLOL
guess this wont be the last time lor. Kiddie is easy la. Cikgu close one eye
I am craving for the nangka now, been so long have not eaten. Btw, do you that the seeds can be boiled and made into kerabu or added into curries? Try out if you still have the seeds.
ReplyDeleteNava
DeleteYa have boiled the seeds to eat with salt but never tried in curry
Oh, I love nangka for its distinctive flavor!
ReplyDeleteChoi Yen
Deletebut cannot eat a lot coz wind
OOohh...sweet ka. okok..next time must stop there.
ReplyDeleteLing
Deleteuiks u like ah? didnt know. Next time must buy
nangka eat too much = banyak wind in belly? hohoho can become Tai-Chi Cheong Sam Fung XD
ReplyDeleteKian Fai
Deleteyes, it's very eyh fung one
My mom has planted a big nangka tree. It always bear with sweet fruits.
ReplyDeleteThere was once I ate quite alot and the "wind" that I kena was really bad. My gastritis strike me hard!
Ya a lot of wind. cannot eat a lot
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