salakból
Salakból is a type of palm fruit native to Southeast Asia, particularly Indonesia and Malaysia. It is known for its distinctive appearance and taste. The fruit is typically small, about the size of a large olive, and is covered in reddish-brown, scaly skin that resembles snake scales, hence its common English name, "snake fruit." The skin is brittle and easily peeled.
Inside the scaly exterior, the flesh of the salakból is divided into three lobes. The texture of
Salakból is a popular fruit in its native regions and is commonly eaten fresh. It is also