Exotic Fruit

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Exotic Fruits Shop exotic fruits in the UK with Wholefoods Box, from juicy lychees and sweet mangosteen to dragon fruit and tangy passion fruit. Find something different for your fruit bowl, choose ingredients for tropical smoothies, or put together a colourful sharing platter. Find Your Next Favourite Exotic Fruit Trying something new? Use this guide to choose exotic fruits by flavour and how you plan to enjoy them. Exotic fruit Flavour and texture Ways to enjoy it Dragon fruit Mildly sweet flesh with tiny, crunchy seeds Scoop out the flesh or add to fruit bowls Lychee Sweet, juicy and floral Peel, remove the stone and enjoy fresh Mangosteen Sweet and slightly tangy, with soft white segments Open the rind and enjoy the flesh, avoiding any seeds Granadilla Sweet, jelly-like pulp with crunchy edible seeds Cut in half and scoop out with a spoon Passion fruit Tangy, aromatic pulp with edible seeds Spoon over yoghurt, porridge or desserts Papaya Soft flesh with a mellow sweetness when ripe Remove the skin and seeds, then slice Kumquat Sweet edible peel with a tart centre Wash, slice and remove seeds if preferred You can also browse pineapple, kiwi and fresh figs in this collection. Availability may change, so check the product listings before ordering. Choosing Exotic Fruits for Your Basket For sweet snacks, try lychee or mangosteen. If you enjoy sharper flavours, choose passion fruit or kumquat. Dragon fruit has a milder taste that pairs well with other fruits, while ripe papaya blends easily into smoothies. Buying for a recipe or sharing platter? Check whether each product is sold individually or by weight so you can order the quantity you need. Pair your choices with apples, bananas, grapes and berries from our fresh fruits collection . Frequently Asked Questions What are exotic fruits? “Exotic fruits” usually describes fruits that are less commonly grown or traditionally eaten in a particular country. In the UK, examples include dragon fruit, lychee, mangosteen and

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