Noni

Noni (Noni, Morinda citrifolia).
This fruit is also known under the names Big Moringa, Indian mulberry, Healthy tree, Cheese fruit, Nonu, Nono. The fruit is native to southeast Asia, but now it grows in all tropical countries. The noni fruit resembles large potatoes in shape and size. Noni cannot be called very tasty and aromatic, and, apparently, that is why tourists very rarely come across it. Ripe fruits have an unpleasant odor (reminiscent of moldy cheese) and a bitter taste, but are considered very healthy. In some regions, Noni is the staple food of the poor. It is usually consumed with salt. Noni juice is also popular. Noni bears fruit all year round. But you can find it not in every fruit market, but, as a rule, in markets for local residents.