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When I was in Tunisia many years ago, locals were selling prickly pears to tourists. So I bought a couple, and they were actually nice. But then when I went on an excursion to the Sahara desert, I realised that prickly pears were abundant in the wild. I could've just picked as many as I liked without paying for them. Bastards... 😆

Ryo1 8 Nov 5
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They make a fair monshine also.
The birds love them too hat is why Queensland is so full of prickly pear.
Just around the corner outside an old abandoned fruitbarn there is a variety with yellow fruit.

There are many cactii with edible fruit, dragon fruit being one example.
Around Wowan in Central Qld there is a round cactus beside the road that tastes quite sweet and fruity also.

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Prickly pear is a noxious weed on one continent.

Australia

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I live in the desert and I've eaten those since I was a kid, they're very good.

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Yes I have tried these. Tasty at the right time.

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I Love that taste! 😍

Diaco Level 7 Nov 5, 2022
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