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The jackfruit tree bears the largest fruit of all trees – some reaching over 50kg. Each tree produces over 100 fruit each year.
Ripe and unripe fruit are commonly used in south and southeast Asian dishes. The ripe fruit is sweet, tasting a little like pineapple or banana, and used in cakes and custards.
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lower right pencil entitled ... Fruit
top right in ink numbered 27/1924/18
Ripe and unripe fruit are commonly used in south and southeast Asian dishes. The ripe fruit is sweet, tasting a little like pineapple or banana, and used in cakes and custards.
This object is not on display.
Inscription
lower right pencil entitled ... Fruit
top right in ink numbered 27/1924/18
Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
Exeter
Title
Jackfruit
Date
1850
Medium
watercolour & pencil on paper
Accession number
27/1924/18
Work type
Watercolour
Royal Albert Memorial Museum & Art Gallery
Queen Street, Exeter, Devon EX4 3RX England
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