Fruit Leather

52-2-8.1

From: Gilbert Islands | Onotoa

Curatorial Section: Oceanian

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Object Number 52-2-8.1
Current Location Collections Storage
Provenience Gilbert Islands | Onotoa
Culture Area Oceanian
Date Made 1951
Section Oceanian
Materials Pandanus
Description

Pandanus fruit, dried to make fruit leather: "the ripe fruit is steamed with hot stones until soft. . . then . . . pounded and left to dry into a popular food called kapupu (sort of a pandanus fruit leather . . .." ) (from The Island Pantry).

Credit Line Gift of Ward Goodenough, 1952
Other Number ED644A - Museum Education Number

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