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Chicas conoscan esta fruta ...

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geysha
geysha

Chicas queria contarles de una fruta oriunda de mi pais quizas muchos no la conocen pero es una delicia y se llama LUCUMA

 

La lúcuma es un fruto simbólico de la cultura peruana, de gran importancia en la alimentación debido a su alto contenido en carbohidratos, minerales y vitaminas.

 

La lúcuma es una fruta pequeña redonda de más o menos 10 cm. de diámetro, de color verde oscuro de aroma muy agradable, su comida es dulce de color amarillo intenso, su textura es harinosa y tiene una pepa marrón oscuro.

 

Es obtenida del lúcumo, el cual es un árbol rústico de follaje verde que crece en forma natural en los valles interandinos del Perú.

Saborear su pulpa combinada con leche en un jugo o en un delicioso helado es una extraordinaria ocasión para saborearla. Si desea puede comérsela al natura

Chicas quize compartir algo de mi pais para que sepan un poquito mas ojala les halla servido de conocimiento y Uds cuentenme cual es su fruta tipica de su pais?


Posted by geysha on Aug. 8, 2012 at 8:16 PM
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Poodles
by Poodles on Aug. 9, 2012 at 2:30 AM

 In English:

 

 

Girls I wanted to tell you about a native fruit of my country maybe many not known but it is a delight and is called LUCUMA

 

The lucuma is a symbolic fruit of the Peruvian culture, of great importance in food because of its high content of carbohydrates, vitamins and minerals.

 

The lucuma fruit is a small round more or less 10 cm. in diameter, of dark green colour of pleasant aroma, their food is bright yellow sweet, its texture is mealy and has a dark brown pepa.

 

It is obtained from the lucumo, which is a hardy tree of green foliage that grows naturally in the inter-Andean valleys of the Peru.

 

Savour its pulp combined with milk in a juice or a delicious ice cream is an extraordinary occasion to savor it. If you want to you can eat it to the natura

 

Do girls wanted to share something of my country so they know a little bit more hopefully Hall les served knowledge and you guys tell me which is your fruit typical of their country?

Poodles
by Poodles on Aug. 9, 2012 at 2:32 AM

 I have never heard of the lucuma.  Interesting!
I am from Washington state.  we have apples over on the eastern side of the state....but I have yet to find a deliciously tasty apple this year!  Aye, yi yi. 

geysha
by geysha on Aug. 9, 2012 at 2:56 AM

 

Your always so nice to translate the post we can all join the discussion and advice, thank you for that
 
Humm also apples are delicious, but there is so much variety that I can not really differentiate but personally I like ...
excuse me if it is well written, not much English I'm at it recently

 

 

 

 


Quoting Poodles:

 I have never heard of the lucuma.  Interesting!
I am from Washington state.  we have apples over on the eastern side of the state....but I have yet to find a deliciously tasty apple this year!  Aye, yi yi. 


Poodles
by Poodles on Aug. 9, 2012 at 3:00 AM
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Quoting geysha:

 

Your always so nice to translate the post we can all join the discussion and advice, thank you for that
 
Humm also apples are delicious, but there is so much variety that I can not really differentiate but personally I like ...
excuse me if it is well written, not much English I'm at it recently

 

 

 

 


Quoting Poodles:

 I have never heard of the lucuma.  Interesting!
I am from Washington state.  we have apples over on the eastern side of the state....but I have yet to find a deliciously tasty apple this year!  Aye, yi yi. 


 You're welcome.  I've noticed that most of the mamas know and speak Spanish, but some of us are only married to latin men.  ;)

Your English is actually very good.