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Taiwanese Sugar Apple, Frozen 2 lb
Vadilal Custard Apple(Sitafal) Pulp, Frozen 800 g
Vadilal Chikoo Slices, Frozen 11 oz

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Frequently asked questions

  • Where can I buy sugar apple near me?

    Weee! sells Taiwanese Sugar Apple, Frozen 2 lb and Vadilal Custard Apple (Sitafal) Pulp, Frozen 800 g online, as well as Cherimoya Fruit. 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.

  • What does sugar apple taste like?

    Sugar apple tastes very sweet and creamy, like custard with notes of pear and vanilla. The flesh is soft and slightly grainy.

  • Is sugar apple the same as custard apple?

    Sugar apple is one kind of custard apple, and the terms are often used interchangeably. Cherimoya is a different but related fruit with a similar custard texture.

  • How should I store sugar apple?

    Frozen sugar apple should be kept in the freezer and thawed briefly before eating. Fresh fruit is ripened at room temperature, then refrigerated.

  • What is sugar apple?

    Sugar apple (Annona squamosa) is a tropical fruit with a bumpy green skin and soft, sweet, custard-like white flesh. It is also known as sweetsop, custard apple, sitafal and shijia in Taiwan.

  • How do you eat a sugar apple?

    Open the ripe fruit by hand or cut it, spoon out the white flesh and spit out the black seeds, which are not edible. Many people enjoy sugar apple chilled.

  • What is the difference between sugar apple and cherimoya?

    Sugar apple has bumpy, segmented skin and sweeter, grainier flesh, while cherimoya has smoother, scaled skin and a creamier, tangier flesh. Both have inedible black seeds.

  • Are sugar apple seeds edible?

    No. The black seeds of sugar apple are not eaten and should be discarded; only the soft white flesh is eaten.