Source: Atlas Obscura
Travel agents have used coconuts to capture a vision of island fantasy for decades—the blended piña colada, self-contained in its husk. A bra made from polished coconut shell. One palm tree, trunk bent from the weight of bulbous coconuts in a welcoming arch, hanging over a tropical shoreline.
But South America’s palm trees provide coconuts that stop growing long before they reach a substantial cup size. Known as coquitos, these tiny…
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