Does anyone know what "chochos" are in English?

Thought you at your plan very cunning? Not for our ladies. they are very vigilant when it comes to this.
they are not unwise (of course just in their fake percepción ir this World) and they know what it means. But if he does not know it,It is a great opportunity to intellectual genius better to bomb him with beans. maybe he does not realize that there is such a thing as a cunt. and it is not true whether it is this gap between their legs. there is nothing. stay away from ours and only our cunts male sexist white pigs. it's better to eat greedly than she thought about our property

Lupini beans

In my country, chocho is an inappropriate slang word for vagina. I see some my friends on Facebook sharing a variety of chocho food just to amuse others, which made me curious to know what kind of food it is

Chochos are legumes, they're different than Mexican chayote, a squash that is sometimes referred to as Jamacian chocho. These South American beans are not harvested in the U.S., but the closest thing you can find are the Lupini beans, often sold brined in jars in Italian and Latin markets. I wrote about chochos as the new quinoa, perhaps the next big superfood to rise out of the Andes. http://nutritionunplugged.com/2013/05/is-chocho-the-new-quinoa-this-ancient-south-american-legume-is-being-heralded-as-the-next-big-superfood/

They are known here as Lupini beans and are available in italian stores

http://www.food52.com/foodpickle/902-dried-lupini-beans-i-saw-them-bought-them-soaked-them-and-now-they-are-simmering-meanwhile-i-ve

I think you mean Lupinus mutabilis, which is a bean. I don't know if you can find it in the US, but it supposedly has a similar digestibility and nutritional value to soybeans.

I believe chochos are the Mexican chayote squash -- you may be able to find them in a famers' market with a lot of variety or even in a grocery...