What kind of fruit is like muk in Southeast Asian food?



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If you look at Southeast Asian food, there's something that looks like a rock.

It tastes like a tropical fruit, what is this fruit?


355 2017-05-23 Gentleman

A. 1

I know it's a coconut processed.


Gentleman 7 years ago 0

A. 2

I think you're talking about the one that goes into Gongcha, too.
I don't know the exact name, but I heard that it was made by processing coconut like this.


Gentleman 7 years ago 0

A. 3

It's Natadecoco.
It's a natural jelly made with coconut muk, and it's a Filipino dish.
It has a chewy taste and is used for drinks and desserts.


Gentleman 7 years ago 0


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