Welcome to my to first blog post.As the sunshine is very nice this afternoon my sister and I went to play some badminton in the back yard. So we started to play when I accidentally throw the shuttlecock into a small tree. When I went to get it I saw some weird oval shaped fruit it was a light green colour. It was a Feijoa. A Feijoa is a seasonal fruit in New Zealand that usually ready to harvest from April - May every year. It has long lasting tropical aroma like guava and pineapple. You can eat it raw with the skin or make good pies or jams. I can't wait to try it because i haven't tried it before. I'm just wondering what it tastes like. I feel so excited to to my first blog.
HELLO Lyah.It's great to see you,even if it is only in a photo.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your first blog.YIPEEEEEE!
Thanks for sharing your work.I think we used to get feijoa's at school for fruit.I'm not keen on eating them as a fruit but I'd be keen to try them in a jam or pie.Is that what mum is going to do with them?.
I look forward to hearing from you.Thanks for blogging.
Thank you Mrs Cassidy my mom is making jam with it.I hope you have a lovely day!
DeleteHi Lyah. It is so good to see you. We have a feijoa tree in our back yard and as it is a few years old it gives us a lot of fruit. We have eaten them raw...Yummmmm! I have also made a chutney to have with cheese and crackers and I am going to try and make icecream with them. I will tell you what it is like. Last year I also made jam.
ReplyDeleteMake sure they fall on the ground and then they are ripe. They feel softer.
I can see you have done some research on the tree. I am looking forward to seeing more from you.
Thank Diane yes we are still waiting for the feijoas to riped and fall out.Have a great day.
DeleteThank you for your reply. Have you tasted a feijoa yet? Did you like the taste? I have been freezing some to make the icecream. You also need frozen bananas. I will let you know if it is successful!
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