I have actually seen jackfruit in the produce section - once. It came with instructions on how to cut it. (Oiled knife, for a start.) They look hard to handle, given the size and the prickly appearance.
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I have actually seen jackfruit in the produce section - once. It came with instructions on how to cut it. (Oiled knife, for a start.) They look hard to handle, given the size and the prickly appearance.
WOW. I would not have thought of an oiled knife for anything. But we got it apart! It's not really that hard, just forbidding looking.
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