Hi everyone,

 

I bought them at floating market. They taste good and look like sapodilla seeds, but I’m not sure if they can be eaten. 

 

Hope someone can help me.

Thank you soTT

You're not sure they're edible, but you tasted them?  You're braver than I!

1 hour ago, wpcoe said:

You're not sure they're edible, but you tasted them?  You're braver than I!

I didn’t think much about it. The salesman got the permission to sell these seeds at the floating market, so it must be edible, right? It just struck me earlier that there may be a side effect.

It is called 'Krabok' seeds, taste like almond, often called Isaan's almond

the plant is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irvingia_malayana

18 minutes ago, digbeth said:

It is called 'Krabok' seeds, taste like almond, often called Isaan's almond

the plant is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irvingia_malayana

Omg, thank you so much!!!

These are the nuts that Isan locals give to buffalos, and once they have passed through the digestive system, and out the other side, they are then classed as edible.

I belie

1 hour ago, TaaSaparot said:

These are the nuts that Isan locals give to buffalos, and once they have passed through the digestive system, and out the other side, they are then classed as edible.

I thought for Weasel coffee but you may be correct.

19 hours ago, digbeth said:

It is called 'Krabok' seeds, taste like almond, often called Isaan's almond

the plant is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Irvingia_malayana

Absolutely edible and not bad. Just peeling them is somewhat tedious.

Needs some exercise.

15 hours ago, bkk6060 said:

I belie

I thought for Weasel coffee but you may be correct.

I'd like a weasel coffee and some buffalo nuts please. 

20 hours ago, KhunBENQ said:

Absolutely edible and not bad.

Not raw they are not.