To eat a sapodilla, cut it in half and scoop out the flesh with a spoon. Some sapodilla varieties contain seeds that should be discarded, as they aren't edible and may have a protruding hook that ...

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If your sapodilla is quite soft, keep it in the fridge, otherwise allow to ripen at room temperature. Skin, quarter and de-seed sapodillas before use. Depending on your personal taste, use ...

Bear in mind that many exotic fruits have different names according to the country they’re grown in: sapodilla, for instance, is known as chico in India, where it is very popular.

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One man’s “never-ending quest” for the least-known varieties of the world’s most-eaten fruit. One man’s “never-ending quest” for the least-known varieties of the world’s most-eaten ...

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