Rambutan

Description

Rambutan is a medium–sized tropical fruit tree from the Sapindaceae family, originating from Southeast Asia. It is believed that his homeland is the Malay Archipelago, although the more precise place of his origin is unknown. It is a close relative of such tropical fruits as lychee, longan and mamoncillo. In Costa Rica and Nicaragua, the rambutan is called by consonance – mammon chino, although in Nicaragua and Guatemala it is known as rambutan. The fruits of rambutan are rounded or oval, 3-6 cm in size, grow in clusters of up to 30 pieces. As they mature, they change color from green to yellow-orange, and then bright red. Their flesh is gelatinous, white or slightly reddish, fragrant, and has a pleasant sweet and sour taste. The seed is large, oval, up to 3 cm long, brownish in color.

Specifications

• Manufacturer's article number

  12131323223

• Manufacturer country

  Thailand

• Barcode

  3424213322323