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Snake Fruit

Salak serpentis

Flora - Exotic Fruit
Snake Fruit has brown scaly skin and white flesh segments, sweet and acidic with apple-pineapple notes, popular among adventurers.

Physical Characteristics

Snake Fruit is a small, oval fruit with brown, scaly skin that resembles snake scales. Inside, the fruit is divided into white flesh segments that are juicy and aromatic.

Taste and Flavor

The flavor of Snake Fruit is sweet and acidic, with notes reminiscent of apple and pineapple. Its refreshing taste and unique texture make it a favorite among adventurers and travelers.

Climate and Habitat

This fruit thrives in volcanic forest regions, where the rich soil and warm climate support its growth. Snake Fruit palms are often found along forest edges and volcanic slopes.

Cultural Significance

Snake Fruit is popular among adventurers for its tough skin and lasting freshness, making it an ideal travel snack. The fruit is often carried on long journeys and expeditions for its durability and energizing properties.

Culinary Uses

Snake Fruit is enjoyed fresh, in fruit mixes, or as a tangy addition to desserts and beverages. Its unique appearance and flavor make it a conversation piece at gatherings and feasts.

Information compiled by Master Botanist Elara Greenweave, Imperial Academy of Natural Philosophy.