Can you guess?

[Debsemjams]

No, I wont add this to a jam, jelly or marmalade. According to information recieved, these are poisonous. When planted, these will be a new strain of a common household vegetable.
Let us know what you think these is.
#debsemjams

[malian]

Tomatillos?

[Debsemjams]

Unfortunately not. Think again.

[malian]

will cutting the fruit in the middle, be considered cheating?? haha

[Debsemjams]

bad image, but best I can get at this stage 🙂

[malian]

my money is on a tomatillo. will wait and hear other players

[Debsemjams]

I assume from your answer you are from either the USA or Mexico. I am in South Africa. I had to search what a tomatillo is as I have never found that here. A tomatillo apparently grows in a husk, much like gooseberries.
This is indeed a "fruit", but the fruit in my image can not be eaten as it is poisonous. It does however carry seeds of a common and very versatile household vegatable.

Stay tuned and keep on following to find out what it is.

[malian]

have seen them in one of those Central American countries, hense
I'm kind of convinced its a tomatillo. so looking forward to learn the name of that mysterious "fruit"
I'm in Tshwane.❤️

[LabourNicol]

name pleased

[Debsemjams]

Answer: the actual fruit or berries of a patato plant