Nutritional Facts

Soursop comes from the family members of Annonaceae, (A. muricata L.). The flesh of the fruit contains a white edible pulp that is high in carbs and also substantial quantities of Vitamin C, Vitamin B1, Vitamin B2, Potassium as well as dietary fibre. Soursop is reduced in cholesterol, hydrogenated fat as well as sodium. Not only is Soursop a healthiness food, it additionally tastes delicious. The tree and fruit are known in different names: Guyabano in Filipino, Soursop in English, Graviola in Brazil, and also Guanabana in Spanish.

The heart shaped/ oblong Soursop fruit has a dark green, leathery and soike-like skin that gauges from 8 to 12 inches long and could weigh up to 2.5 kilos. The creamy and also savoury flesh contains from 60 to 100 black-brown seed that are indigestible and also non-edible. The Soursop tree is relatively small. It typically expands from 8 feet too much less compared to 20 feet high as well as is sensitive to very cool temperature levels. The Soursop tree calls for a lot of water, heat and moisture and is generally expanded in the tropics. It is cultivated commercially in Central & South The U.S.A., West Africa, Asia as well as South Florida in limited numbers.

Soursop Nutritional Value*
Per 100g of edible portion