Create an Indonesian society that fruits instead of fruit that is foreign to the Motherland this. Indonesian people generally only know the fruits and fruit Salak Bali cottage that feels like to have flavor and distinctive characteristics. Salak famous lodge with sweetness though fruits are small, but the taste of each cottage sweet fruits and seeds in it small so that the meat he barked a little bit thicker. The color is all the same flesh is white and almost the same color as the fruit Salak Bali. The sweet taste of bark lodge with one of Bali is much sweeter Salak cottage.
Community Sumatera especially North Sumatra, in addition to familiar bark lodge / Salak Bali of the nomads who never felt a sense of salak or know of the news of the mass media is much more familiar Salak from the Salak Mulberry or South Tapanuli especially Salak Red / Salak Narara.
Salak Tapanuli very famous for the color of meat is so massive that consists of several colors, Meat barked southern Tapanuli have the color White, Red, White Sepat, young yellow, and sometimes having fiber green and red colors. Almost all districts in South Tapanuli have Narara Salak (Salak Red) is no exception in the district. Marancar which we can easily find every garden bark or bark Farmers that grow in the forests of South Tapanuli. He barked shape, Flesh and Sense Salak red fruit is not much different from the bark of other colors that exist in the area Tapanuli. And One Tree Trunk bark is not always produce the same colors but mostly red can be completely white and could have been in a bunch of all red. Red Salak is not so well known outside the community of North Sumatra, but if you want to know / researching the ins and outs of One Red / Salak Narara, then you can try to visit South Tapanuli particular district. Marancar. Salak color is actually could be the economic added value of red fruits that can help the farmer when it is developed in the future.
Source : http://komunitasmarancar.blogspot.co.id/2009/04/salak-narara-salak-merah.html
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