Guavira Mi
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About

Yellow-green colored fruit, around 0.75" around with a slight sweet flavor.

Information
Other names: Guavira and guavirami are related species. The suffix "mi" is a diminutive in Guarani. Campomanesia obversa, Campomanesia crenata
Translations: Guaviraミ, Guavira مي, Mi Guavira, Mi Guavira, Mi Guavira, Mi Guavira, Guavira 미, Guavira एम आई, El meu Guavira, Guavira米, Ми Гуавира, Mi Guavira


Physical Description
Bush found in Argentina, Bolivia, Brasil and Paraguay. Flowers are white.


Tasting Notes
Flavors: sweet, tangy.
Mouthfeel: Cool, Juicy
Food complements: Rum


Preparation and Use
Not very good for jams or marmalade. Best eaten fresh, cooled in the fridge. 


Conserving and Storing
Does not keep well. Fruits picked off the tree can be slightly  bitter leaving an aftertaste. Fruits are at their best when fallen off the tree, or come off at a touch. 


Social/Political
This curious berry, about the size of a large damson, grows on a little shrub in sandy and rocky soils. It has a thick yellow rind and several large seeds, and the property of being icy cold in the hottest weather.