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tcichosz -

My friend said he went to china and had some "ice cream watermelon." he explained it as a
watermelon like fruit that had white flesh on the inside, and when cooled, had the texture of
icecream. He said it tasted like watermelon, but, again, has almost the exact texture of ice
cream. Does this actually exist? If so, where can I get some?



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onebir -

it sounds a bit like dragonfruit, which looks like
this

supermarkets in china and se asia have it sometimes...












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