Tuesday, August 23, 2022

wassa

I can't remember how I learned about the fruit variety called "wassa"

Apparently “wassa” is the nickname of  the man who first grew the hybrid, a cross between a peach and nectarine.

Apparently Wassa is quite rare outside of Nagano Prefecture (where it is grown), so I was happy to find it at the market.

The outer "skin" comes off quite easily like the peaches here in Japan.

The flesh is a little firm like a nectarine and also a little sweet like Japanese peaches.

I'm glad we got to try these.

4 comments:

  1. I'm thinking those just might be good in a baked pie.

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  2. I love peaches, but the ones here are usually not that good.

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  3. I totally envy you being able to eat and try so many fresh fruits!
    v

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  4. I think I read something where it was good for tartes, Rowena

    Jalna, we had some pretty good ones from H Mart when I was in Hawaii.

    V, the fruits are definitely delicious here.

    Take care everyone.
    kat

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