Mamey Sapote Box

Mamey Sapote Box

$89.99

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Size
Size: Medium — 5–7 lb

Pairs well with

Ships Monday to Thursday

Delivery target: 48 hours after dispatch

May arrive firm — see how to ripen

Questions? info@fruitswithseeds.com
Product description

 

Rich, creamy and worth the wait.

Scientifically known as Pouteria sapota, mamey sapote is native to Mexico and Central America.

Beneath its rough brown skin lies rich, creamy, deep orange-red flesh surrounding a single large seed. Naturally sweet, its distinctive flavor brings together notes of pumpkin, sweet potato and almond.

What makes mamey sapote particularly special is the patience it demands. The fruit can take 12 to 24 months to grow and mature on the tree a fruit that simply can’t be rushed.

Enjoy it fresh with a spoon, blend it into smoothies, or use its creamy flesh in ice creams and desserts.

WHAT MAKES IT DIFFERENT
What makes it different
Rich, creamy, deep orange-red flesh around a single large seed, naturally sweet with notes of pumpkin, sweet potato and almond. It can take 12 to 24 months to mature on the tree.
HOW TO RIPEN
How to ripen
Keep it at room temperature until the fruit yields slightly to gentle pressure. Scratch a tiny bit of skin near the stem: the flesh underneath should be orange-red, not green.
HOW TO ENJOY
How to enjoy
Cut it in half, remove the large seed and eat the flesh with a spoon. Perfect in smoothies, milkshakes, ice cream and desserts.
WHAT'S IN THE BOX
Whats in the box
Medium: 5–7 lb. Large: 14–16 lb (coming soon). The number of fruits varies with their natural size.
ORIGIN & VARIETY
Origin variety
Pouteria sapota, native to Mexico and Central America.

Origin varies with the season. We source from South Florida, Jamaica, Grenada and other tropical growing regions, following each harvest.
FRUIT IN ITS NATURAL FORM

Nature does not produce identical fruit. Variations in size, shape, colour and surface appearance are natural characteristics of fresh produce. Some fruits develop marks, uneven colouring or irregular shapes as part of their growth, without compromising their quality. We select fruit for its natural qualities, condition, ripeness and flavour, not for cosmetic uniformity.