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What does passion fruit taste like?
Passion fruit is a tropical plant. It's also the most expensive member of the genus Passiflora with its main usage as a flavouring in alcoholic drinks and for making jam. Passion fruit tastes like grapefruit with a sweet-and-sour tangy flavor. It also has an aroma that resembles vanilla ice cream, pineapple, or pear.
This unassuming-looking fruit is, in fact, quite extraordinary and it tastes just as good as
it smells.
Passion Fruit Seeds
With a sweet and refreshing flavor, our easy-peel seedless variety is perfect for eating fresh or incorporating into your favorite recipes. While there are lots of ways to enjoy the fruit, our passion fruit seeds can be used in cooking, baking, and tea recipes as well.
The passion fruit is believed to be native to Brazil. Passion fruits have been cultivated in South America for centuries and were introduced to Australia around 1820 by colonial botanists. Today they are widely grown in tropical regions around the world.
When it comes time to harvest, the fruit should be firm but yield slightly when pressed with your thumb, which indicates they are ripe. Once harvested, you must store your fresh fruit properly.
Passion Fruit Drink
This delicious elixir can be found in many places around the world, but you should try Florida because they grow the most gorgeous varieties outside of Brazil.
Passion fruit drink is great to have around for parties or picnics or even just for family dinner time. Plus it's like a high-end frozen margarita that gives all those low-fat margaritas a run for their money in terms of taste.
Passion fruit drink is also very good when you're feeling a little under the weather. One bottle is all you need, but two will make it go down so much easier.
Serve with ice in a chilled glass. 2 oz passion fruit juice, and 2 oz sparkling water (optional).
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