Reply to "Lemme tickle allyuh brain"

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Originally Posted by Gilbakka:

Google cyaant help wid dis:

There's a fruit tree that grows mainly in Essequibo.

It's fruit is orange in colour and has the size of an orange too. It has an Indian-sounding name. Its pulp is sweet. What is it?

One tip: some vendors in Parika market sell it.

I just Googled the Indian-sounding name and was pleasantly surprised to find it. It is an Indian fruit. Apparently, that batch of indentured immigrants that was assigned to Essequibo brought the seeds or saplings with them from India.

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