Have you heard of Mokey Cola Fruit?

I just saw the fruit called Monkey kola for the first time in my life today. Normally comes in 3 colors; yellow white and red.  Very crunchy with variable sugariness.



this fruit is almost going nonexistence and has a lot of nutritional and health benefits.  

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