This fruit reminds me of my childhood. I often bought them when I was in elementary school. In West Sumatra we call them kalimuntiang. I even don’t know what they’re called in bahasa Indonesia. I can only find them in West Sumatra though. My mom said that they could be found in the forest on the hills. I think I can say that they are the “forest fruit” of West Sumatra. 😛 Some friends said that they look like mini manggis (purple mangosteen). But in my opinion, they more like blueberry. However blueberry is sweeter than kalimuntiang.
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mau nanya, kira kra ada yang jual ini? soalnya saya tinggal jauh dari sana dan saya tidak menemukan buah ini dimanapun, terimakasih, saya menghargai usaha anda, salam
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