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Are there strawberries for sale this January in SHARMA at the OLD MARKET? Friends are now in HURGHADA and they said that there are no strawberries even on cakes... Where do they buy fruits in HURGHADA?
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Fruits in Hurghada are bought at the market) at this time in Hurghada there is no strawberry season, there are also seasons for vegetables and fruits. I was like that in the twentieth of February, then there were strawberries, they gave us a couple of times at the hotel and we bought at the market. (But I must say right away that their strawberries are not very tasty).
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answered 13 years ago
It’s not tasty at all! It’s like eating foam plastic. But there are no comrades for the taste and color)))) This is my personal opinion
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answered 13 years ago
I was twice in Hurghada in the twentieth of January.
Strawberries were in abundance in all vegetable shops and shops in the Old and New City for 5-6 pounds.
Yes, it is not as tasty as ours, but for fun
bring and treat friends and relatives in winter.
Which is what I did.
Strawberries were in abundance in all vegetable shops and shops in the Old and New City for 5-6 pounds.
Yes, it is not as tasty as ours, but for fun
bring and treat friends and relatives in winter.
Which is what I did.
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answered 13 years ago
and where is the market with vegetable shops in Hurghada? How to get there by taxi? We love Egyptian winter strawberries for $1/kg and golden mango. Every year we brought strawberries from OLD MARKET from SHARM (already 6 kg (packs) in hand luggage)
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answered 13 years ago
In Hurghada, these shops are on every corner, in the Old
city, which is in the New. In Sakkad along Sheraton Avenue, these
shops the sea, I don’t know where your hotel is located. And you don’t talk about it gu-gu.
city, which is in the New. In Sakkad along Sheraton Avenue, these
shops the sea, I don’t know where your hotel is located. And you don’t talk about it gu-gu.
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answered 13 years ago
We bought strawberries in Sharm. It was not tasty. Until I tried to sniff the package. We found it with a delicious strawberry smell. It turned out to taste super! So not all are the same. Why, I don’t know?
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answered 13 years ago
Drive to the center of Sakkada, there along the Sheraton Road and about
these vegetable shops the sea, we did not take in packages,
we tried, we tried for a start, we chose the best taste, we took as much as we wanted by weight, they packed it for us,
and in the morning to the airport, in the evening they were treated to fresh strawberries
friends.
these vegetable shops the sea, we did not take in packages,
we tried, we tried for a start, we chose the best taste, we took as much as we wanted by weight, they packed it for us,
and in the morning to the airport, in the evening they were treated to fresh strawberries
friends.
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answered 13 years ago
Of the Albatrosses, Cleopatra Market is the closest, but there seemed to be only one or two fruit stands, and of course there is more choice in Hurghada itself, we went to the Old City.
And the strawberry season in Egypt is considered to start in December, but in principle it is all year round. Ashta and Medlar are only seasonal - in the spring we overate on tasty treats, when I don’t know the season.
And the strawberry season in Egypt is considered to start in December, but in principle it is all year round. Ashta and Medlar are only seasonal - in the spring we overate on tasty treats, when I don’t know the season.
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answered 13 years ago
From the Albatrosses, apparently far from the Old Town,
prices should in principle be the same, just try what you like, bargain recklessly and buy in the New City.
prices should in principle be the same, just try what you like, bargain recklessly and buy in the New City.
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answered 13 years ago
Found in the internet - Egypt FRUITS season
STRAWBERRY (Faraola in Arabic) (season from mid-November to mid-June).
In mid-April to August in Egypt, the season of WATERMELONS - in Arabic BATYH
In August, the MANGO (MANGA ar.) season is in full swing (season from mid-July to mid-October)
FIG (TINN ar.) - its season lasts from mid-summer to the end of September.
Pomegranates (ROMAN ar.) - they finally ripen by the end of August. Their season ends by January.
In September, normal GUAVA (GOAVA ar.) - its season is also until January, but for some reason it is sold all year round.
In October, young ORANGES (BIRTUAAN ar.), which, however, are again sold all year round, only when they are out of season they are slightly smaller.
MANDARINS (SEFENDI ar.) and GRAPES (ARING ar.) - this is autumn - winter.
ASHTA - occurs mainly in autumn - until spring. Mega exotic fruit and mega tasty if you choose the right one. Reminds in taste, as if persimmons, strawberries with spruce branches were crossed,
(reminds me of yogurt) looks like a green cone, looks like an artichoke. You need to take copies of green with brown spots and be sure! soft to the touch.
STRAWBERRY (Faraola in Arabic) (season from mid-November to mid-June).
In mid-April to August in Egypt, the season of WATERMELONS - in Arabic BATYH
In August, the MANGO (MANGA ar.) season is in full swing (season from mid-July to mid-October)
FIG (TINN ar.) - its season lasts from mid-summer to the end of September.
Pomegranates (ROMAN ar.) - they finally ripen by the end of August. Their season ends by January.
In September, normal GUAVA (GOAVA ar.) - its season is also until January, but for some reason it is sold all year round.
In October, young ORANGES (BIRTUAAN ar.), which, however, are again sold all year round, only when they are out of season they are slightly smaller.
MANDARINS (SEFENDI ar.) and GRAPES (ARING ar.) - this is autumn - winter.
ASHTA - occurs mainly in autumn - until spring. Mega exotic fruit and mega tasty if you choose the right one. Reminds in taste, as if persimmons, strawberries with spruce branches were crossed,
(reminds me of yogurt) looks like a green cone, looks like an artichoke. You need to take copies of green with brown spots and be sure! soft to the touch.
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answered 13 years ago
Well, what is Egypt without DATES (BALLAHH ar.) palm trees and dates. The date season comes closer to autumn.
BANANA (MUUZ ar. or moz) plantations in this desert bring BANANAs all year round.
Real Egyptian BANANAs are small in size and have a strong BANANA smell.
PEACHES (BARUU ar. or hoh). There are two species here - the first is a large selection. their season is short - June-July.
Since ancient times, people have been growing SUGAR CANE (ASAP ar.) on the Nile.
the way it is eaten - reed sticks are squeezed out in a press and the resulting juice is drunk - a drink for a connoisseur, which must be tasted in order to fall in love forever. In any juicer, it will be served to you cold and JUST SQUID!. You should definitely try!!! Fortunately, it costs only 1 pound for a large glass.
mismisha--apricot; burtuka: la - orange; yu: suf afAndi - mandarin; caraifru:t - grapefruit; Inab (Anab) - grapes
batty: ha safra: 'u - melon; batty: ha khamra: 'u - watermelon; kummasra:tun - pear; kyaraz - cherry, cherry; ti:n - figs
fara: ulya - strawberry; tu: tu l-ullyayk - raspberry; xOuh - peaches; tamr - dates; tufah--apples; leuz - almond
barque: k - plums; mauza - banana; rumma: n - pomegranate; lime: n - lemon;
BANANA (MUUZ ar. or moz) plantations in this desert bring BANANAs all year round.
Real Egyptian BANANAs are small in size and have a strong BANANA smell.
PEACHES (BARUU ar. or hoh). There are two species here - the first is a large selection. their season is short - June-July.
Since ancient times, people have been growing SUGAR CANE (ASAP ar.) on the Nile.
the way it is eaten - reed sticks are squeezed out in a press and the resulting juice is drunk - a drink for a connoisseur, which must be tasted in order to fall in love forever. In any juicer, it will be served to you cold and JUST SQUID!. You should definitely try!!! Fortunately, it costs only 1 pound for a large glass.
mismisha--apricot; burtuka: la - orange; yu: suf afAndi - mandarin; caraifru:t - grapefruit; Inab (Anab) - grapes
batty: ha safra: 'u - melon; batty: ha khamra: 'u - watermelon; kummasra:tun - pear; kyaraz - cherry, cherry; ti:n - figs
fara: ulya - strawberry; tu: tu l-ullyayk - raspberry; xOuh - peaches; tamr - dates; tufah--apples; leuz - almond
barque: k - plums; mauza - banana; rumma: n - pomegranate; lime: n - lemon;
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answered 13 years ago
To transport fruits in the market in Egypt, you can buy a foam block (for 5, 10 and 15 kg of fruits), bandage it with tape and check it in. There are no problems with transportation in such a container.
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answered 13 years ago
in Sharm, strawberries were already in full swing in December, and by the way they were delicious!!!! sweet!!!
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answered 13 years ago
you can buy in senzo mall, a small box of 10 pounds, not very tasty, not in season. And for a smile you can get a present in a restaurant
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answered 13 years ago
nadin65, thanks for the detailed story about fruits, I was just about to ask a question. Tell me, please, how to choose and how to eat exotic fruits?
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answered 13 years ago
Exotic ones are more often ripe, soft, and of course, smell the fruit so that it doesn’t smell like flowers, but fragrant juice!
All exotic fruits with a strong aroma.
And there is MORE and without a peel of course.
Many of these fruits act as a laxative.
All exotic fruits with a strong aroma.
And there is MORE and without a peel of course.
Many of these fruits act as a laxative.
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answered 13 years ago
thanks everyone for the replies. I’m sitting eating goodies from Hurghada: chic huge delicious strawberries = $ 1.6 / almost a kg package (of course, a little expensive compared to CHARM)
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answered 13 years ago
It is advisable not to buy packages of strawberries in a plastic tray covered with cellophane. On top they lay beautiful berries, and under them they hide greenery, a trifle and rottenness. Buy by weight, and if you bought a tray, reweigh in front of you. And further. Even if you chose the fruits themselves from the window and let them weigh, check what was returned to you. They replace good fruits with rotten ones. Arabs. Kidalovo they hold in high esteem.
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answered 13 years ago