Guava cheese

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@allknowing (140561)
India
June 23, 2023 7:37am CST
When we were living in the city we could get the best guavas - large in size, yellow in colour and white inside, tasting sweet. They were in season during Christmas time. And that is the time we made guava cheese. Guava cheese is a sweet made from guavas. Guavas are cut and boiled in a bit of water. They are then passed through a sieve to remove the seeds. To 4 cups of pulp 3 cups of sugar is added and cooked until it forms into a lump and changes sides. A little bit of ghee is also added . When the cheese is done it is spread on a tray to which ghee is applied and cut into pieces when cooled.
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@DaddyEvil (141219)
• United States
23 Jun 23
We found guavas for sale in our local supermarket so I bought six of them. (They were packed six to a case and weren't sold separately.) They are about the size of golf balls and we had to look them up online to see how to eat them. These are a greenish-yellow and are supposed to be ripe. They aren't sweet, though. I threw the rest of them away and will stick to drinking guava juice from now on. But, at least I tried them.
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
23 Jun 23
Unless they are fully ripe and not forced to ripen they are not tasty. You could have made a stew out of them. Chop them into tiny bits, cook them in sugar and add some cinnamon
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
23 Jun 23
@DaddyEvil Fruits bought online are never to be trusted.
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@DaddyEvil (141219)
• United States
23 Jun 23
@allknowing I've never bought fruit online.
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@AmbiePam (95877)
• United States
23 Jun 23
It sounds kind of gross, but if you like it I would give it a try. I try not to “yuck other people’s yum”.
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
23 Jun 23
For your sake I changed the image. It is a delicious snack
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@AmbiePam (95877)
• United States
23 Jun 23
@allknowing The picture looks very appetizing now! In my opinion, the most unusual sounding things to me are often the best.
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
23 Jun 23
@AmbiePam There are loads of images on the Net and I thought the one I posted earlier was good enough Did not know you found it gross (lol)
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@allen0187 (58574)
• Philippines
24 Jun 23
First time I've heard of such. I do eat guava. I also like dried guava
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@allen0187 (58574)
• Philippines
26 Jun 23
@allknowing will check it out.
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
24 Jun 23
You will find recipes on the Net
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@maclanis (2406)
• Belgium
24 Jun 23
I don't know if I've ever had guavas. Looks good, though!
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
24 Jun 23
These days fruits travel from one end of the world to the other
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@Tampa_girl7 (51364)
• United States
23 Jun 23
My grandpa loved guava paste.
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
23 Jun 23
Was there sugar added to that paste?
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@Tampa_girl7 (51364)
• United States
24 Jun 23
@allknowing Probably , I’m not sure.
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@aninditasen (16658)
• Raurkela, India
24 Jun 23
I do make it sometimes but I think you have added some colour. Isn't it?
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
24 Jun 23
This is not my image and in fact that I think is under done. It gets a chocolate colour on its own without adding colour
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@aninditasen (16658)
• Raurkela, India
25 Jun 23
@allknowing Yes, mine came out the same colour.
@snowy22315 (185083)
• United States
24 Jun 23
It sounds like an interesting dessert.
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
24 Jun 23
But takes time to make
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@rebelann (113205)
• El Paso, Texas
23 Jun 23
I have never heard of cheese made from fruit. How interesting.
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
23 Jun 23
I do not know why it is called cheese. It is a sweet snack
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@prashu228 (37520)
• India
23 Jun 23
I like guavas , but never heard of this dish , is it a Local sweet dish
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
23 Jun 23
It is something like halva
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@RasmaSandra (82412)
• Daytona Beach, Florida
24 Jun 23
I have never had a guava and do not really know what it is, It sounds interesting, I am not a fan of sugar at all however and it sounds very sweet,
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
24 Jun 23
I like anything that is sweet (lol)
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@Kandae11 (55734)
23 Jun 23
I usually make guava jam, but l do know of guava cheese.
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
23 Jun 23
That will also be tasty
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@Imsorry9 (224)
• China
23 Jun 23
Never tried this cooked guava before,it's look delicious might try it in future. Also most of guavas here are green even when it's ripe.
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@allknowing (140561)
• India
23 Jun 23
We have those too