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Three unusual but delicious tropical fruits are sweetsop, soursop, and atemoya. Sweetsop and sugar apple are common names for the tropical fruit species, Annona squamosa. Soursop, graviola, and guanabana are common names for a closely related species, Annona muricata. Both species are native to the American tropics, but not to Florida.

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We are a family-owned business that takes pride in providing the community with high-quality tropical fruits, sea moss gel, tea blends, and other healthy and exotic products. We are especially known for our soursop and cherimoya, which have become customer favorites over the years.

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2024年6月4日 · Soursop (Annona muricata) is a tropical fruit tree known for its unique, spiny fruit with creamy, sweet-tangy flesh. There are several varieties of soursop,

Enjoy the delicious taste of soursop with our Soursop Sea Moss Gel! Our purple sea moss is sourced from St. Lucia and made with our proprietary blend of soursop fruit, known for its ability to promote the destruction of free radicals.

This gel has two different types of purple seamoss, natural ginger, cinnamon, manuka honey, bladderwrack & elderberry that are packed with antioxidants & its natural vitamins & minerals that boost your immune system as well.

2024年5月27日 · These tropical fruits are irresistibly sweet with a slightly sour taste like peach or strawberry. About the size of a small orange, you can break open its deep purple rind by hand or with a knife. Once open, you’ll find small segments of white flesh, which are either enjoyed fresh or canned and dried for later consumption.