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Posted by Helen (Melbourne, Australia) on 23 October 2006 in Miscellaneous.
I saw these in an Asian market. I have no idea what they are .... perhaps a kind of cucumber?
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Madhavi and Sagar from Worcester, United States
Well..we also eat them..in India and other Asian countries. They're called ridge gourd...belong to the cucurbitaceae family. Nice picture...like the tight cropping.
23 Oct 2006 7:01pm
Shuva Brata Deb from Hyderabad, India
Thanks to Madhai/Sagar for getting me the English name. I like them but my wife does not. So its been quite a while since I ate them. You should try them
24 Oct 2006 5:17am
Per Jorisch from Malmö, Sweden
Freaky colors, almost looks like they are glowing like a cigarette.
24 Oct 2006 6:32am
Martin from a small village in Lower Austria, Austria
Very interesting, didn't know these.
1 Nov 2006 1:31pm
Lyndsey Le from Houston, TX, United States
A warm season plant, Angled Loofah is a fast growing annual climbing vine, native to India. I used to eat them in Vietnam when I was little. By the way, is that red light glowing at them?
20 Nov 2006 11:50pm
