Fresh Thai Snake Fruit (Salak) about 500g - Imported Weekly from Thailand Rice and Noodles The fruit grows in seasons

The fruit grows in seasons in many parts of Thailand and can be easily obtain from the local market or large supermarkets when the season is upon us

Dried Scallops (Molluscs) 10%

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as one of its idiosyncratic fruits

Fresh Thai Snake Fruit (Salak) about 500g - Imported Weekly from Thailand Rice and Noodles The fruit grows in seasonsThai fresh snakefruit rakam zalacca Thai Name: salak sala Ra Kam The Salak fruit is sometimes known as snake fruit because of its scaly exterior. The fruit is grown from a variety of palm tree and is native to Indonesia, although it is also found in Thailand and Malaysia. In recent times, the fruit has also been introduced to the Philippines, New Guinea, parts of Australia, Fiji and Ponape Island (Caroline Islands). Reputedly, the Salak fruit grown in