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[iDJ]

Is it black in colour, I think. We called it as "poochi pazham"

No, it's green and brown in colour.

 

[WizarD]

Berries that looks like olives.

No, it's green and brown in colour.

I did not get it, an image or wiki link would help.

 

[iDJ]

I did not get it, an image or wiki link would help.

Will post pictures in January when it's available at market. I couldn't find it online either.

 

[ramesh skyPLAY]

I did not get it, an image or wiki link would help.

In Kerala, I think it's unnipazham, you know!

 

[Ashish_91]

Eating halwa on occasion of gurupurab so yummy right now

 

[WizarD]

Is it black in colour, I think. We called it as "poochi pazham"

Didn't get it. English name or picture would help.

No, it's green and brown in colour.

Will post pictures in January when it's available at market. I couldn't find it online either.

From the description and season, I assume you are referring to this.

In Kerala, I think it's unnipazham, you know!

Never heard this term.

 

[ramesh skyPLAY]

Didn't get it. English name or picture would help.


From the description and season, I assume you are referring to this.

Never heard this term.

Well. And @DJ Roy , don't eat this a lot. It causes the cold more.

 

[Hardeep jhand]

Didn't get it. English name or picture would help.


From the description and season, I assume you are referring to this.

Never heard this term.

In Punjab its called as "Ber ". It is a winter fruit.

 

[iDJ]

Didn't get it. English name or picture would help.


From the description and season, I assume you are referring to this.

Never heard this term.

Yes, this is the fruit.

 

[ramesh skyPLAY]

Breakfast , "Rahi puttu". Banana, black tea. First it round in shape. I broken it. After clicked, i felt