What are these things? I've been eating my weight in them

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>>9353714
chestnuts?

>>9353728
No.

They look like beans but taste like nuts. They're always fried (sometimes skin off, sometimes on) and they seem to have no shelf life (if they're not fresh from some lady on the street they're inedible garbage).

>>9353714
looks like brazil nuts to me

>>9353744
Yes, those are chestnuts, you dingus.

>>9353752
Hey absolutely are not. They're flat and bean shaped.

Also nothing like Brazil nuts.

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>>9353714
What's the size? Looks a bit like Portuguese tremocos

Fava beans

>>9353767
This, in México they're called habas but they're the same

>>9353714
jackfruit

>>9353767
Shit I think you're right. Thanks!

They're crispy broad beans, and are commonly available in the snack food section of Asian groceries. They come in salted or spicy.

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>>9353714
They're dried & toasted fava beans. Lightly salted. I don't even like fava beans but that shit is good and only about 25c on the streets.

>>9353714
> What are these things?

Cocaine testicles.

>>9353946
Thanks for this also. Never noticed this before in Asian groceries but will keep an eye out.

>>9354122
kek

>>9353714
>I have NO idea what these are but I've been putting them into body like a madman ANYWAY

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>>9353767

>>9353751
My grandma used to call Brazil nuts nigger toes.

>It's a 'flyover on a mission from the CIA to fund cocaine cartels doesn't know what fucking broad beans are' covert mission

Fuck me, ever since the CIA got exposed by that journalist they really let themselves go

>>9353946

Confirmed

>>9354685
Never travel my friend.

I normally just pick random items off the menu (particularly in Asian countries with indecipherable moon runes), and have no idea what's in it much of the time. That's how you experience new things.