It cost RP10.000 for 5 pieces as picture below. I forgot how much per gram d. Not expensive to try out. :)
Remember don't keep Salak for too long(more than 3 days). The taste will become strange.
Salak at Bali
Tuesday, December 14, 2010
Salak Bali
Salak also known as “snake fruit” is commonly sold all over the island of Bali. It is a popular fruit in Bali. The taste is sweet and acidic. Actually I don’t like it very much. Just try it.
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I should visit Bali and try that fruit. I am always up for the challenge.
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We have palak here but it is leaves ;)
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