Back to Chinatown today, and it's the eve of Chinese New Year's eve. (confused? haha)
Pomelos are on sale, lots and lots of it.
The writing says it has 'red meat pomelo', meaning the fruit has red flesh inside.
Now, what is this? Big oversized lemons? No, they are Yellow Pomelos!
I am out of Singapore until next week. Visiting my family for the Chinese New Year.
I shall be back, but meanwhile, I hope that I have access to the Internet to provide you daily updates.
Happy Chinese New Year Keropok. All the best.
ReplyDeletewhich are tastier, green or yellowy, yellow look prettier?
Happy Chinese New Year!!
ReplyDeleteI just bought some pomelos at the Chinese grocery store for US$2.99 each. I love pomelos.
happy new year!
ReplyDeletehappy new year!
i will leave soon.
but i will keep to update the post.
jing
see you next year!!
:D
I am fan of your market scenes , fruits are like babies, I prefer living inside this market than among furniture and books.
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I do not know what pomelos are. I would say, that is a quince...happy new year...
ReplyDeleteHappy Chinese New Years from your friends in Minneapolis!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year!
ReplyDeleteNever had a Pomelo -- but one day would like to try. Enjoy visiting your family!
Happy New Year!!! Great series on Chinatown scenes; got to try those pomelos. Btw, I like to munch on keropoks too.
ReplyDeletePomelo is like a giant grapefruit except the pulps come off the pith and skin very easily. It is mildly sweet and tart.
ReplyDeleteTangelo is a cross between tangerine and pomelo.
The yellow shade is so powerful in a wonderfully positive way. Nice shot!
ReplyDeleteHappy New Year! I love pomelos too! Have not have any for CNY yet. Time to get some :D
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