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I feel like some Breadfruit slices all now ! brown and lil crispy.
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who remember that nut we used to boil in salted water

peel a brownish skin off and eat the feg like inside ?  :-\

was that from breadfruit OR Katahar ?  :-\

methinks is de Katahar


but only mese will know that

https://www.thespruce.com/all-about-breadnut-2137936

confused caused its called the BreadNut but from a Katahar tree

related to the BreadFruit tree  :-[

Only the seeds are used at this point, and they can number from a dozen to as

many as 150 or so, depending on the size of the fruit.

The seeds are boiled in salted water for a long period of time 

or they may be roasted or steamed..

The breadnut is regarded as an Indian delicacy.

It's quite commonly used by Rastafarians.