Mamoncillo fruits grow on small trees in oblong clusters. Interestingly, in appearance, they closely resemble the popular lime. However, they are somewhat smaller, with a diameter of about 1-2 inches.

Well, 'scuse us for being gringos. We saw those guys on the street corners in Miami hawking little green fruits in netted yellow baggies, but we didn't know what they were, so we bought some for $2.

Century-old Cuban party, the Fiesta del Mamoncillo, finally arrives in New Jersey, featuring tamales and salsa dancing Published: Jul. 01, 2013, 2:20 p.m. By ...