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I had been waiting to eat them because it wasn’t ready but even being to hard I decided to open it and that’s what I found it the two of them what a shame I’m from country side growing grabbing them from the tree
I received three; they're super sweet once they've softened.
Excellent! Have gotten these numerous times, let them ripe for a few days before eating, fresh and sweet every time!
IT IS As expected
I received two, and after three days at room temperature, they felt a little soft, but they fit perfectly when I opened them.
I love Cherimoya fruit, but I'm very disappointed for my last ordered. My first ordered was two big Cherimoya for $14.99, my second ordered was three big Cherimoya for $29.98, and my third ordered that it just came yesterday was small cherimoya and the weight is not even one and a half, and they still charge me $14.99. Come on, that's cheating. I'm a good customer of yours.
The custard apple was bad and fibrous. It was pitch black when we arrived.
I received these a bit green but hopefully in a few days it ripens
A very large custard apple, with a rich, sweet, and fragrant taste.
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Expensive but tasty, sweet
fresh and sweet
pulp, juicy with a floral note. very fresh.
my favorite it big and sweet
It's quite large; you can tell if it's fresh just by eating it.
The Hawaiian longans just arrived, and I'm a little disappointed. They seem to have been sitting for many days; the shells have turned black. I peeled one and ate two They can't be kept any longer, I need to eat them as soon as possible.
I got 2 bags of longan and it’s okay but kind of dried and not as sweet as expected this time
Unfortunately, the longan was a huge letdown. Most of the fruit was spoiled, overly soft, and soggy. It didn’t appear fresh and seemed like it had been frozen before being sold, which left the texture mushy and unpleasant. A large portion was not edible, so most of it ended up in the trash. I was expecting fresh, good-quality fruit and was very disappointed with what I received. I won’t be purchasing the longan again unless the quality and freshness improve.
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A pack of six, they're quite big, and they taste great when blended with Yakult.
It was delicious, with plenty of fruit pulp.
Very good, just like in Brazil, very full of pulp.
Three big ones, thick-skinned and sour-fleshed... truly a case of overrated hype (ᗜ ˰ ᗜ)
A couple are bruised and smooched in bag
One is not fresh, I don’t know about the taste
3lbs of Passion Fruit … Trippy
The passion fruit was very fresh and quite large.
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This Florida pink guava may not look particularly appealing—its skin is a mottled yellowish-green, and its shape is somewhat irregular. But it's a perfect example of "don't judge a book by its cover." Once cut open, you'll find a whole slice of rose-pink flesh, incredibly beautiful. The moment you cut it open, a rich guava aroma fills the air. One bite, and the flesh is soft, smooth, and incredibly juicy. I learned from social media that it's known as the "dream fruit."
It's very delicious and sweet. I'll buy it again when it's on sale.
love this fresh and sweet pink guava
It’s pink inside but hard
Delicious! I had been looking for these guavas for a long time until I found them.
Very good
looks good
It wasn't fresh or soft—it wasn't firm either; it was really bad.
The guavas were 10/10!!! Absolutely delicious, huge, neither underripe nor overripe. I thought they were perfect.
I bought them on sale for $9. They're very fresh, and there are eight large ones in a bag. They're very sweet and crunchy, probably from a local Florida farm, which explains their freshness.
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Jack fruit as an ingredient in guinatan
Can’t wait to use this jackfruit for my rice cake
These jackfruits are delicious, buy some to eat with Thai sweet soup, they're amazing!
Great for turon
Arrived with dent on the left side but it’s ok. That happens and still good inside.
Delicious in Biko!
Have this jackfruit brand in stock for desserts.
Everything was good except for this. It was severely dented.
Sweet ripe jackfruit in a can. Tried this brand and didn't disappoint. Got another one to have on stock.
Good quality and the fruit slices are sweet! Been using them for desserts.
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What is a cherimoya fruit?
Cherimoya fruit is a tropical fruit with a sweet and creamy flesh, often described as a combination of pineapple, banana, and mango.
What are the health benefits of cherimoya?
Cherimoya is rich in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants. It can help boost immunity, aid in digestion, and promote heart health.
How do you eat a cherimoya fruit?
Cut the cherimoya in half and scoop out the flesh with a spoon, avoiding the seeds.
What dishes can you make with cherimoya fruit?
Cherimoya can be used in smoothies, salads, desserts, and even savory dishes like salsa.
Is cherimoya similar to soursop?
Cherimoya and soursop are closely related fruits, but they have different flavors and textures.
Is cherimoya a good substitute for other fruits in recipes?
Cherimoya can be a unique and delicious substitute for fruits like banana or mango in recipes.
Are cherimoya seeds edible?
No, cherimoya seeds are not edible and should be discarded before consuming the fruit.
Can you grow cherimoya at home?
Cherimoya can be grown in certain climates with proper care, but it is a tropical fruit that requires warmth and humidity.
How do you pronounce cherimoya?
It is pronounced as 'che-rih-MOY-uh'.
How do you pick a ripe cherimoya fruit?
A ripe cherimoya fruit should be slightly soft to the touch and have a fragrant aroma.
Can you freeze cherimoya?
Yes, you can freeze cherimoya flesh for future use in smoothies or desserts.
How should cherimoya be stored?
Cherimoya should be stored in the refrigerator and consumed within a few days of ripening.
Can you eat the skin of a cherimoya?
No, the skin of a cherimoya is not edible and should be removed before eating the fruit.
What is the origin of cherimoya fruit?
Cherimoya fruit is native to South America and is now grown in tropical regions around the world.
What does cherimoya taste like?
Cherimoya has a sweet and creamy flavor, often described as a mix of pineapple, banana, and mango.
Where can I buy cherimoya fruit?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
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- I had been waiting to eat them because it wasn’t ready but even being to hard I decided to open it and that’s what I found it the two of them what a shame I’m from country side growing grabbing them from the tree
- I received three; they're super sweet once they've softened.
- Excellent! Have gotten these numerous times, let them ripe for a few days before eating, fresh and sweet every time!
- IT IS As expected
- I received two, and after three days at room temperature, they felt a little soft, but they fit perfectly when I opened them.
- I love Cherimoya fruit, but I'm very disappointed for my last ordered. My first ordered was two big Cherimoya for $14.99, my second ordered was three big Cherimoya for $29.98, and my third ordered that it just came yesterday was small cherimoya and the weight is not even one and a half, and they still charge me $14.99. Come on, that's cheating. I'm a good customer of yours.
- The custard apple was bad and fibrous. It was pitch black when we arrived.
- I received these a bit green but hopefully in a few days it ripens
- A very large custard apple, with a rich, sweet, and fragrant taste.
- Expensive but tasty, sweet
- A pack of six, they're quite big, and they taste great when blended with Yakult.
- It was delicious, with plenty of fruit pulp.
- Very good, just like in Brazil, very full of pulp.
- Three big ones, thick-skinned and sour-fleshed... truly a case of overrated hype (ᗜ ˰ ᗜ)
- A couple are bruised and smooched in bag
- One is not fresh, I don’t know about the taste
- 3lbs of Passion Fruit … Trippy
- The passion fruit was very fresh and quite large.
- This Florida pink guava may not look particularly appealing—its skin is a mottled yellowish-green, and its shape is somewhat irregular. But it's a perfect example of "don't judge a book by its cover." Once cut open, you'll find a whole slice of rose-pink flesh, incredibly beautiful. The moment you cut it open, a rich guava aroma fills the air. One bite, and the flesh is soft, smooth, and incredibly juicy. I learned from social media that it's known as the "dream fruit."
- It's very delicious and sweet. I'll buy it again when it's on sale.
- Jack fruit as an ingredient in guinatan
- Can’t wait to use this jackfruit for my rice cake
- These jackfruits are delicious, buy some to eat with Thai sweet soup, they're amazing!
- Great for turon
- Arrived with dent on the left side but it’s ok. That happens and still good inside.
- Delicious in Biko!
- Have this jackfruit brand in stock for desserts.
- Everything was good except for this. It was severely dented.
- Sweet ripe jackfruit in a can. Tried this brand and didn't disappoint. Got another one to have on stock.
- Good quality and the fruit slices are sweet! Been using them for desserts.
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