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Frequently asked questions

  • Where can I buy lanzones near me?

    Lanzones is sold online at Weee! as Lanzones, Frozen 454 g. Weee! delivers Asian and Hispanic groceries to your door in many U.S. areas; enter your ZIP code at weee.com to see availability and delivery options.

  • How do you eat lanzones?

    Squeeze or peel off the thin skin, split the translucent segments, and eat the flesh, discarding the bitter seeds. Lanzones are eaten fresh as a fruit snack, or chilled.

  • How do I eat frozen lanzones?

    Thaw frozen lanzones in the refrigerator or at room temperature for a short time until they can be peeled, then peel and eat. Some people enjoy them slightly frozen and icy, like a sorbet.

  • What fruits are similar to lanzones?

    Longan and lychee are similar in that they have translucent white flesh and a sweet-tart flavor, though they taste different. Weee! carries fresh Vietnamese Longan 1.8 lb and fresh Rambutan 2 lb.

  • What do lanzones taste like?

    Lanzones taste sweet and slightly tart, with a juicy, grape-like flavor and a hint of citrus. The translucent flesh is soft and segmented.

  • Are lanzones seeds edible?

    No. The seeds in lanzones are bitter and are normally discarded, so avoid chewing them. Take them out while eating or remove the seed when serving.

  • What is the difference between lanzones, langsat and duku?

    They are closely related forms of the same species, Lansium domesticum. Lanzones is the Philippine name, langsat is the name used in Malaysia and Indonesia, and duku usually refers to a larger, sweeter, thicker-skinned variety.