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Not even fruit, just a fleshy pine cone of sorts.

Some places they eat the fruit, like Japan and China
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  Yeah they actually are not to bad tastewise. Just be sure to use gloves when handling the raw fruits with the stinky flesh around it.
  
  I heard various things about their health benefits. But people seem to agree to only consune small amounts.
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    uh, why? 🍐ԅ( ͒ ۝ ͒ )

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