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Blue Sausage Fruit, Decaisnea fargesii

blue sausage fruit treeblue sausage fruitThe fruit can be eaten raw. It had a sweet taste, a very nice delicate flavour according to our palates. 

The fruit looks like a bright blue sausage or broad bean pod and is up to 10cm long. You peel off the skin in much the same way as you would peel a broad bean pod, this reveals a line of seed running the entire length of the fruit surrounded by a relatively thin layer of flesh.