Results: Lychee/Litchi fruit
1.
1.
Lychee is a tropical and subtropical fruit that originated in the Guangdong and Fujian provinces of China. Have you ever tried it?
Yes, and I liked it
23%
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394 votes
No, but I would like to try it
32%
•
552 votes
I have not even heard of it before
23%
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398 votes
I tried it, but I did not like it
6%
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98 votes
N/A
19%
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331 votes
2.
2.
Lychee has a flowery scent and a delicate, sweet flavor. The inside is white and juicy, and it contains a large seed in the middle which is not edible. Does it sound like a fruit you would like or want to try?
Yes, it sounds like something I would like
34%
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595 votes
No, I do not usually like tropical fruit varietes
9%
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159 votes
I have already tried it and disliked it
5%
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86 votes
I have tried it before, and I like it
16%
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279 votes
Not sure/Maybe
19%
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324 votes
N/A
17%
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304 votes
3.
3.
Did you know that lychee is a common flavor for candies, desserts, and drinks in many Asian countries,? It is also used in a variety of recipes for flavoring.
Yes, I know, and I have tried lychee-flavored foods and/or used them in recipes
19%
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328 votes
I am aware, but I have never tried them or used lychee in a recipe
16%
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274 votes
No, I did not know
42%
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726 votes
I have no interest in lychee
8%
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136 votes
N/A
16%
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283 votes
4.
4.
Have you ever seen lychee at your local grocery store, Asian market, or Asian buffet/restaurant? Yes, and I often buy them
14%
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248 votes
No, but I have not looked for them
30%
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518 votes
No, they are unavailable where I live
16%
•
281 votes
Yes, but I do not like them
5%
•
88 votes
Unsure/I am interested in looking for them
11%
•
196 votes
N/A or Other
25%
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437 votes
5.
5.
Have you ever tried canned or jarred lychee?
Yes, but I only like fresh
10%
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168 votes
Yes, and I like it better or equal to the fresh lychee
6%
•
104 votes
No, and I would not want to try it canned or jarred
29%
•
510 votes
No, but I would try it if I could
30%
•
530 votes
N/A or Other
26%
•
453 votes
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