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sherrardk | 21:27 Mon 27th Oct 2014 | Food & Drink
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Himself brought home four fruits that were advertised as 'Chinese moon pears' but I've googled it and can't find anything - anyone got any ideas (they look like really fat, pale pears). Thank you.
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OMG...I don't know what happened there!
Yesterday I was in a supermarket in Singapore. I was in the fruit department and I saw moon pears. I have never tried them and I couldn`t have bought one to bring back to the UK because Customs wouldn`t have liked it. Chinese moon pears are quite big, are orange coloured and look like a fat doughnut.
Thanks for the - er - link, ummmm. That clears everything up nicely.
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Maybe these are something else then, they're not orange or doughnut shaped.
The link actually works if you copy it :-)

Sher...google Chinese pears.
Well they did feel like pears because I squeezed one of them. They were the size of a large apple but slightly flattened rather than round.
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That looks like them ummmm - even came in the same white packaging.
They're nice. Have you tried one yet?
They are called nashi pears down this way, sherr ....very tricky telling if they are ripe/ready to eat, but when they are they're heaven on a stick !
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I don't do fruit (unless cider and fruit pastilles count?) - the four youngest will eat them. He also got two ginormous pomegranates and the most shiney reddest/greenest apples I have ever seen. Got so much fruit that I have had to use my big baking bowl (like grans have) to put it all into.
No fruit at all, ever?

I bought some gorgeous strawberries from Tesco recently. The first time in years I've had strawberries that didn't need a sprinkle of sugar.
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I eat really badly, do eat some veg and salad stuff - can't remember the last time I ate any fruit (I do eat cooking apples with bacon and melted cheese though)
I'm don't eat a massive amount of fruit. I eat salad and veg most days.
A late answer: in China, one way to serve this fruit is to slice it lengthways (like a Terry's Choc orange!) then to drizzle runny honey over it. The best flavour honey for this comes from the flowers of the Osmanthus bush, but I have never seen that in Europe, even at our Chinese supermarket. It is a simple but delicious dessert.
I've never heard of these before. I'll have to find out more and have a look next time I'm out shopping.

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