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what this fruit called?

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It looks like potato or nearby sweet potato, was bought from Ptechabun province,

its tastes a mild sweet with juicy flesh, what this called?

Thanks

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Edited by momtaz

maybe casava, never seen one round like that though

sweet potato ....

There is a plant called บัวหิมะ (bua hi ma) = snow lotus, that looks very similar. I can't 100% sure but it may be a possibility.

looks like a yam or similar to a sweet potato.

Casava is a good guess as well but they are typically longer and not round.

They are all very similar tubers.

Dunno what it is called but was it nice? How did you eat it raw or does it need to be cooked? I like trying stuff so now you have piqued my intrest

Was just asked by a friend about this one yesterday, new to me also, looks like a tuber, yam sweet tater thing but it has a center core, unlike anything I know of.

Looks like a red skin sweet potato. The wife dried some out and buried them. She kept the water to them until green shoots appeared above the ground. Now we have an endless supply. Try it if you have a little bit of ground.

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There is a plant called บัวหิมะ (bua hi ma) = snow lotus, that looks very similar. I can't 100% sure but it may be a possibility.

Yes, (bua hee ma) exactly this is what I heard from the vendor lady, but the word quickly escaped out from the mind,

it's NOT sweet potato, when I bought it the sweet potato was next to it and I knew it well,

for this (Snow lotus) can be consumed raw, just take the skin off and shop into sliced and eat,

Thanks.

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