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The Difference Between Pawpaw & Papaya by Testiebobo(m): 7:31am On May 13 |
I'm sure some of us can't distinguish between the duo berry fruit #pawpaw&papaya#. But in this post i will explain the differences between these fruits. PAPAYA: is an oval shaped tropical fruit that looks like a rugby ball. It is sweet in taste and orange to reddish in colour. It is mostly grown in places with tropical climatic conditions as under such conditions it produces a large number of fruits. PAWPAW: is a tropical fruit which is yellow or green in colour and grown in many parts of the world. One can see it in supermarkets and open-air markets. The pawpaw fruit is considered as and oblong-shaped berry that can grow up to 6inches in length. It has yellow flesh and tastes mellow like banana. I can assure you that 90% of Nigerians have not tasted papaya or even seen it before in their life. Nursery school teachers misled us at young age. Welcome back from yesterday's sabbath rest. Happy new day! |
Re: The Difference Between Pawpaw & Papaya by Josbreed: 10:38am On May 13 |
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