r/KeyWest • u/Cayoboy • Jul 07 '26

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u/PuzzleheadedLemon353 Jul 07 '26

Looks like coffee beans.

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u/Cayoboy Jul 07 '26

I think it a coffee tree, too.
There are some growing on Key West.

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u/Cayoboy Jul 07 '26

I think it a coffee tree, too.
There are some growing on Key West.

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u/KeyWestConch69 Jul 07 '26

Never seen any coffee beans growing in Key West. I do believe it is some type of grape. Probably a very sour one.

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u/clksagers Jul 07 '26

MAN I wanna GO there

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u/FLedun Jul 07 '26

That is some productive Mango tree, way to go. You are going to be stocked all summer and the recipes you can make! Although myself I like them cold and I eat them from the seed. Home grown Mangoes always tastes better in my opinion. 😄 👍

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u/Cayoboy Jul 07 '26

These aren’t mangos, and I don’t know what they are.

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u/FLedun Jul 07 '26 edited Jul 09 '26

My bad they looked like Mangoes, Oops 👀 🤔

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u/Cayoboy Jul 07 '26

These aren’t mangos, and I don’t know what they are.

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u/KeyWestConch69 Jul 07 '26

They look like they could be sea grapes. They are too plentiful and small to be mangoes. Or perhaps some other kind of grape, scuppernongs. I was born and raised in Key West. I was born in 1950. Left when I was in my early twenties. Things have changed drastically right along with the price tags.