Passion Fruit (Super exotic)

energetic contribution
10 Cal / 145 gr

nutritional values
Serving size 145 gr. % Daily value TOTAL FAT 1% SATURATED FAT 0% CHOLESTEROL 0% SODIUM 2% TOTAL CARBOHYDRATE 11% DIETARY FIBRES 66% SUGARS 16g PROTEIN 3 g VITAMIN A 20% VITAMIN C 70% CALCIUM 0% IRON 15%

nutritional values

Serving size 145 gr.

% Daily value

TOTAL FAT 1%
SATURATED FAT 0%
CHOLESTEROL 0%
SODIUM 2%
TOTAL CARBOHYDRATE 11%
DIETARY FIBRES 66%
SUGARS 16g
PROTEIN 3 g
VITAMIN A 20%
VITAMIN C 70%
CALCIUM 0%
IRON 15%

origin

It is imported from South Africa, Zimbabwe, Uganda, New Zealand and Colombia

aspect and taste

This central american fruit is round, with a purple-violet skin. Inside it is full of edible seeds and a gelatinous orange-green pulp with a strong fragrance and intense flavour.

maintenance

As it produces a high quantity of ethylene it has to be conserved separated from the other fruits to protect the conservation of each fruit. It is responsive to the temperature differences, so avoid to put it at less than 45 degrees F/7°C for more than 7 days.

useful suggestions

It is usually consumed when it is fresh, but it can be used to prepare creams, sherbets and juices. You can conserve it well and it has got relaxing properties.