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Moccobatran Produce

From the Harrowbethian Saga
Cajja
A round, shiny, scarlet fruit grown on black-speckled cajja trees. The inside is peachy in color and texture. The taste is very sweet with an intense fruity flavor like a peach-mango-tangerine concoction from Earth. Cajja is Sha Eena’s favorite fruit.
growing areas
  • Central and Northern Harrowbeth
  • Central Mei Jamay
  • Outskirts of the Mishmorat Fields
  • Western continent of the Walcles
Pahna
A fruit grown on stunted pahna trees that starts out as a small, black ball. It turns dark purple as it swells until finally plumping up and turning a reddish-lavender color. The flesh is firm and round, about the size of a child’s fist, and pleasantly scented at ripeness. The smell has been described as sugary lilac. The taste is sweet, comparable to a plum crossed with an Asian pear from Earth. Pahna is Sha Tashi, Kai Launi, and Kahm Derian’s favorite fruit.
GROWING AREAS
  • Central and Southern Harrowbeth
  • Southern Mei Jamay
  • Oree Islands
  • Northlands of the Walcles
Ongrea
A juicy, bottom-heavy fruit with tight, shiny, pale-orange skin. It grows on tall ongrea trees and has a large pit inside. It is a juicy, messy fruit to eat. The taste is comparable to a mango saturated with orange juice from Earth. Ongrea is Ian’s favorite fruit.
GROWING AREAS
  • Central and Southern Harrowbeth
  • Mid and Southern Mei Jamay
  • Oree Islands
  • Vang Isles
  • Northlands of the Walcles
Gittahna
A round, yellow-pink fruit full of little, black seeds. The fruit grows on skinny gitta trees. The taste is an unusual twist of tang that has been described as approximating a lemon-soaked watermelon infused with peppermint from Earth—strangely sour and sweet and minty at the same time. When finished with the flesh of the gittahna fruit the seeds must be spit out or they quickly turn bitter.
GROWING AREAS
  • Central Harrowbeth
  • Middle Mei Jamay
  • Eastern Nalnoms Continent
Miganmelon
A large purplish melon that grows in large farming fields of milder climates. The internal flesh is a light-pink mushy texture with a high liquid concentration. The taste is sweet and hot, comparable to cinnamon candies from Earth.
GROWING AREAS
  • The Grotten Lands
  • Middle Mei Jamay
  • Northern Braetic Commonwealths
  • Walcles Lands
Greep
A pumpkin-shaped autumn-colored fruit with rustic-red speckles that grows in wide-open greep patches. It is harvested just before temperatures drop to freezing. The texture and taste of the melon is almost identical to cheesecake from Earth.
GROWING AREAS
  • Northern Grott Nation
  • Doroj Foothills
  • Hoj y`man Foothills
  • Northern Yaremite Territory
Vioria
Tiny, round, red fruit that grows in bunches on red vines. The taste is exceptionally sweet—comparable to liquid caramel inside a thin bubble of edible skin. The Braetics are famous for their beautiful vioria vineyards; they juice the fruit to produce a variety of mixed drinks like the famous Sweet Sunrise, Liquidicious, Fravelsmoother, and Red Passion.
growing areas
  • Central and Upper Mei Jamay
  • The Grotten Lower Lands
  • Southern Vang Isles
  • Braetic Commonwealth Vineyards
Neumberries
Thumb-sized burgundy berries that grow on neum bushes. The taste is tart and sweet. They squish easily when picked and tend to dissolve in your mouth. Comparable to squishy, extra-sweet cranberries from Earth
GROWING AREAS
  • Oree Islands
  • Vang Isles
  • Southern Semmian Continent
  • Eastern Nalnoms Continent
  • Northern Harrowbeth
  • Mishmorat Fields
Neenee
Tiny, golden berries more oval than round. The sour fruit is bursting with juice; they grow on neenee bushes. They are most often mixed with sweeter fruits in salads and drinks.
GROWING AREAS
  • Oree Islands
  • Vang Isles
  • Southern Semmian Continent
  • Eastern Nalnoms Continent
  • Southern Harrowbeth
  • Mishmorat Fields
Gomeryberries
Dark, round berries grown on gomery bushes. Their taste is rich, sugary, and buttery. They have been compared to a mixture of butterscotch and figs from Earth.
GROWING AREAS
  • Northern Harrowbeth
  • Middle Mei Jamay
  • Oree Islands
  • Northlands of the Walcles
Crebnuts
Tiny, round nuts that grow like bulbs on the roots of schwen bushes. They are delicious when roasted. Crebnuts smell like butter after being heated and have a seasoned, buttery taste. Their soft texture is like that of a chestnut from Earth.
GROWING AREAS
  • Gabert Forest in the Grotten Nation
  • North-Eastern Middle Mei Jamay
  • Northern Yaremite Territory
  • Lands of the Walcles
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