Mayan Fruit ID

[driftwood]

Hello I am watching a video on YouTube and came across a fruit tree I can't place. Any help would be appreciated. They called them "uvas"(grapes) but they aren't. They said the local name was "chim susu" but I don't see anything related to that name.

Here is the link https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Om4TPTrLKUM The fruit and tree appear around the 2 minute mark

[cassowary]

reminds me of Antidesma bunius Bignay.
But I don't think it is Bignay...

Peace

[NateTheGreat]

Genus Parathesis?

edit: photos: https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/185218-Parathesis/browse_photos

[driftwood]

It reminded me of bignay but also positive it wasnt

Cmon fruit nerds lets figure this out

[agroventuresperu]

Genus Parathesis?

edit: photos: https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/185218-Parathesis/browse_photos

That looks pretty similar to the one in the video.

[driftwood]

Genus Parathesis?

edit: photos: https://www.inaturalist.org/taxa/185218-Parathesis/browse_photos

That looks pretty similar to the one in the video.

Hmm it does look quite like it

[cassowary]

Yes could be that genus.
If the children liked it then maybe it can be a grape substitute in wet tropical areas.

[driftwood]

Thinking maybe P. donnell-smithii or P. Chiapensis. They are generally listed as edible, look super tasty