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— FRUIT
Passionfruit
Inside the purple, thick shell of this tropical flavour sensation you will find a jelly-like pulp with black seeds. The taste of this pulp and seeds will give you the ultimate summer feeling.
Availability passionfruit
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Origin
Passion fruit is originally from South Brazil, Paraguay and Argentina, but can grow in many other countries with a tropical climate and sometimes even cooler climates.
COLOMBIA, THAILAND, VIETNAM, KENYA, SOUTH AFRICA & ZIMBABWE
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How to store
You can store passion fruit in a cool place outside the fridge for 2-3 days. The passion fruit pulp is at its best when the skin is wrinkled.
How to eat
Cut the fruit in half with a sharp knife and spoon out the pulp and seeds. The fruits are widely used in the processing of smoothies, desserts and other sweet desserts.