bali's favourite : " rujak "

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bali favourite rujak
Rujak is a mixed fruits like mango, papaya, pineapple, and many more. Then they sliced together and put it into one and lastly adding some special seasoning called " bumbu rujak ". They have chili put into their seasoning. So no wonder it would taste a little spicy.

Balinese people really love this " rujak ". You should try it too. Well this picture is actually a sample of
" instant " rujak. The real one would not appear like this.

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