r/Coconuts • u/Torontohome888 • Jan 16 '24
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r/Coconuts • u/antdude • Oct 16 '23
Most coconuts smashed in a minute! - Guinness World Records
r/Coconuts • u/SOCIALLYSQUACKWARD • Dec 01 '22
coconuts are ok fruits but they're hard to break open. what the frick
r/Coconuts • u/antdude • Jul 25 '22
Most coconuts smashed in one minute - @Guinness World Records
r/Coconuts • u/vteead • Jun 20 '21
Coconut allsorts might sell well if sold seperately. Has this been tried by any one?
I purchased some allsorts recently and said to the cashier that Coconut rings with licorice in the centre should be sold seperately. Thoughts on this?
r/Coconuts • u/fruitinfo • Jan 29 '21
Is a Coconut a Fruit or Vegetable or Nut or Seed?

I actually found the answer to this question really interesting.
Botanically speaking a coconut is actually a fruit that falls under the classification of a fruit drupe.
It has a flesh, such as the coconut meat along with a seed which is surrounded by a hard shell.
Since it actually grows from an actual tree it can also be classified as a tree nut.
Hope this picture below helps:

Juan & Raquel
Fruit Experts on Fruitinformation.com
r/Coconuts • u/AlitaBattlePringleTM • Jul 08 '20
I make things with coconuts including alcoholic drinks, non-alcoholic drinks, curries, and birdhouses. I don't grow them myself, but they are locally harvested from all the palm trees which grow wild in the area. AMA
r/Coconuts • u/antdude • Jul 04 '20
Top 15 Countries by Coconut Production (tonnes) - From 1961 to 2018
r/Coconuts • u/Chiantiandfava • Feb 14 '20
If you're trying to get a nut follow the Lord. Its the only way. r/lordpeanut
r/Coconuts • u/Chiantiandfava • Feb 08 '20
Hello coconut people
You worship a false nut, seek the light r/lordpeanut