taste, those in Tesco shelves back in Europe got nothing on it. I can't eat my baasto or bariis without moos by the side.

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Yes we areI want to Arabsiyo this year when I was in Somaliland.
My friends family owned a farm there so I went with him to the farm 1 day.
I was amazed at all the different things they had growing there
Liin macaan (Oranges)
Baydariin (satsumas)
Liin Danaan (Lime)
Xabxab (Water Melon)
Shamaam (Melon)
Cambe Laf (Mango)
Cambe babaay (papaya)
Cambe caad (Guanabana or soursop)
Rumaan (Pomegranate)
Saytuun (Guava)
Tomando (Tomato)
Kamsare (Coriander)


I don't think you have seen a banana in your lifeNaf ma lahaa. Very small, green and looks rotten. They don't when to cut, no cooling aystem and transportation is big issue. By the time it reaches SL it has been on the road in the scorching sun and over heated lorry for minimum 5 days.
Not my thing.
We need better yellow bananas.
There has to be better solution and quality.

Actually the green banana tastes better than the yellow one!Naf ma lahaa. Very small, green and looks rotten. They don't when to cut, no cooling aystem and transportation is big issue. By the time it reaches SL it has been on the road in the scorching sun and over heated lorry for minimum 5 days.
Not my thing.
We need better yellow bananas.
There has to be better solution and quality.

QaldaanI want to Arabsiyo this year when I was in Somaliland.
My friends family owned a farm there so I went with him to the farm 1 day.
I was amazed at all the different things they had growing there
Liin macaan (Oranges)
Baydariin (satsumas)
Liin Danaan (Lime)
Xabxab (Water Melon) - Qarre
Shamaam (Melon)
Cambe Laf (Mango)
Cambe babaay (papaya) - Babbaay ...
Cambe caad (Guanabana or soursop) - Canuuni
Rumaan (Pomegranate)
Saytuun (Guava)
Tomando (Tomato) - Yaanyo
Kamsare (Coriander)

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