Assertion: ackee | /r/HasProperty | fruit
Facets:
value: in west africa
type: LOCATION
value: with origin
type: OTHER
Source sentences:
text: There’s always been debate over whether the ackee is a vegetable or a fruit.
text: The word ackee might not conjure up images of food, but ackee is actually a fruit.
text: Ackee is a fruit that is deeply embedded in Jamaica’s history and culture.
text: Ackee is a fruit indigenous to West Africa that was taken to Jamaica while the country was a British imperial slave colony.
text: The ackee is a fruit that belongs to the soapberry family of plants.
text: Ackee is a fruit native to West Africa and is grown in Jamaica as well as parts of the Caribbean.
text: The ackee is a fruit that belongs to the soapberry family of plants.
text: Ackee is a fruit that is consumed like a vegetable.
text: Ackee is a fruit that is popular in Jamaica, actually being the native fruit of the island.
text: Ackee is a fruit that looks a little like jackfruit, native to Western Africa.
text: Ackee, though cooked and used as a vegetable, is a fruit.
text: The ackee is a fruit that belongs to the soapberry family of plants.
text: The ackee is a fruit that belongs to the soapberry family of plants.
text: Ackee, a fruit from the same family as lychees, is the national fruit of Jamaica.
text: Ackee is a fruit grown on a tree in orange to red pods.
text: Ackee is actually a fruit (related to the lychee and longan) that came to Jamaica from Ghana centuries ago.
text: Ackee, a fruit used as a vegetable in Jamaica, is combined with saltfish to produce the national dish of Jamaica,’ ackee and saltfish’.
text: Ackee is a fruit that you’ll see in a lot of Caribbean cooking.
text: TIL about Ackee, a fruit native to tropical W. Africa and imported to Jamaica in 1773.
text: Take Ackee, for instance; it is a fruit with origin in West Africa.