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Let’s see how many Malaysians do not know what this is. And how many can tell me what we can do with it?

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  1. boo_licious says:

    Is it buah kundur?

  2. Julee says:

    Some people cook “tempe” (it’s some sort of dish) with them.

  3. boringest says:

    nangka/cempedak seed? can deep fry and eat later…after washing off your own saliva.

  4. lee says:

    RUBBER SEED lar….

    practically no use… except for replanting rubber tree purpose. . . .

    during childhood days – we used to use them for a game of “whose-rubber-seed-is-harder” by pressing 2 of them together… loser cracks.

    some girls like to use it for “five-stones”

    oh – that was so long ago….
    arh – i am SO OLD !

  5. Kris says:

    haha, not sure if you can eat them, but i know(or at least i think i know) u can rub then on a hard surface, like concrete floor, quickly for a a few seconds to heat it up. then you burn ur siblings (or your notti children?hehe) with it. It’s jus something i used to play wit when i was young(sadistic?). did i win a price?

  6. CY says:

    rubber seeds

  7. reallybites says:

    brown watermelon!

    akakkaka. =p

  8. terence says:

    ‘Seeds’ from a rubber tree?

  9. q says:

    err, dunno if 1-4 are just being funny, but i know those are biji getah.

    masa zaman jajahan jepun, my grandmother made gulai with them. pecah the kulit of course and use the flesh inside.

  10. 8323 says:

    I agree with q. It looks like rubber tree seeds to me. Use to collect those in my dad’s kampung last time and use it as ‘chip’ when we ‘chor tai di’. Didn’t know it can be eaten though. pretty hard..

  11. Administrator says:

    And the winner is…..

    Brown Watermelon.

    Hahaha, must send ReallyBites into the jungle.

    The answer is rubber seeds. And my guess is correct. Not many people have seen rubbers seeds! When they are ripe, they can fling rather far from the main tree. It gives a cracking sound.

    Those things mentioned by lee and Kris are what I had done before too. It’s shell is very hard and shiny.

    Thanks for all the guesses!

  12. tiptup says:

    getah seed! I use it the same way kris does. burn ppl!!

  13. Athene says:

    apart from burning people, we used to lastik (handheld catapult) & main congkak-in-the ground using biji getah – part of my ‘kampung/hutan getah adventure’

  14. foodcrazee says:

    definitely seed of rubber tree. During my time as a kiddo, we use that to play. Rub it on a rough surface till hot and then scorch peeps skin. lolz. mishevious.

    Or else, get a good tough veiny seed and place it on top of another peeps seed. Whack ! the loser will get his crack rubber seed. hehehehehehe.

    Looks like u guys r pretty young or else too long in a city. Thanx goodness i still have some kampong life to enjoy!

  15. Amber Amethryne says:

    Brown watermelon? Hahaha! Kundur? Cempedak/nangka seeds? Hahaha. I’m less than 30 years old and have seen rubber seeds in my younger days and played with them like CL, lee and Athene.