My Little Coconut Tree ( and how to drink it )
Living in tropical land makes me love to drink this one, coconut water. Not only taste sweet and fresh, but it also cure fever, that’s why my mom won’t skip this one to plant around the house.
Normally coconut tree has 3 or 5 even 8 meters height. Unexpectedly, this one grows not in normal height and has smaller fruits. Fortunately, that makes us just need our hand to pick.
To have a glass of coconut water it takes a little hard work. Because it has smaller size it isn’t difficult for me to crack it. Chop! Chop!
And sometimes this comes, a cut. I know it doesn't count, but I need to warn you when dealing with big knife. :)
Last, a slice lime squeezed added into a glass of my lovely coco drink, then it's paid off.
Have a cheers! :)
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Delicious! I miss this wonderful fresh water! );
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I grew up on coconut milk and what we could make with it. We had the Golden Malayan and some other type tree. The milk was very tasty. The funny thing was one of my childhood chores was rounding up all the coconuts for landscape trash pickup but I was heavily assisted from tourists that would pull up to our property, run out and grab our coconuts out of the yard saving me more work(the little thieves).
Thanks for the post.
Very welcome. Childhood always makes smile :). But if you wanna know one of my stories about coconut tree, in Aceh tsunami 2004 it helped my cousin from the mega wave just by climbed up and hanging on there for three hours. When he came down, all the family's gone. :'(