jackfruit
IPA: dʒˈækfrut
noun
- A tree, Artocarpus heterophyllus, of the Moraceae family, which produces edible fruit.
- The large fruit from this tree.
Examples of "jackfruit" in Sentences
- Yes the body is made of jackfruit wood.
- Jackfruit is okay but hard to find fresh.
- The ripe smell of jackfruit fills the air.
- Jackfruit is a part of Telugu culture as well.
- The flesh of the jackfruit is starchy and fibrous.
- Large leafy tree such as the Jackfruit are preferred.
- On that basis, I was suspect of the jackfruit addition.
- 'The jackfruit is ugly and to some people is bad tasting.
- Dried jackfruit chips are produced by various manufacturers.
- The breadfruit is closely related to the breadnut and the jackfruit.
- Read this book slowly and carefully, as one would savour a jackfruit.
- "The main commercial crop in the area is jackfruit, which is also the favourite food of thebears.
- The ripe jackfruit is good to eat; although with its distinct aroma, it is something of an acquired taste.
- Here, canned jackfruit is cooked into a quick and easy Green Jackfruit Curry by Sheela of Delectable Victuals.
- This book looks great - trying to find relatively common fruits such as jackfruit or breadfruit fresh is tough enough.
- Besides mulberry trees, the farm boasts a variety of fruit trees such as jackfruit, banana, papaya, starfruit, lime and others.
- The jackfruit is a fairly rapid grower, reaching 58 ft (17.5 m) in height and 28 in (70 cm) around the trunk in 20 years in Ceylon.
- One of the earliest descriptions of the jackfruit is to be found in the 16th century memoirs of the Mughal Emperor Babar, who was not much enamored of it:
- He said the KVK laid thrust on income generation from locally available fruits such as jackfruit, fig, papaya, mango, etc., by utilising refined technologies.