Saturday, November 29, 2014

Soursop

I saw this small soursop in the supermarket selling for MYR6 something and it was soft so I assumed that it was ripe enough to be eaten immediately so I bought it.

When I reached home, I wanted to eat it immediately but I like eating it cold so I put it into the freezer for about half an hour. It was not frozen, just cold enough for me to enjoy it. Sour with a tinge of sweetness - very refreshing. I will buy more if I can find ripe ones.

22 comments:

  1. The drink is very mighty popular now all over town...since somebody said something about its health benefits. Not easy to buy the fruit in town anymore.

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    1. That's why when I saw it in the supermarket I bought one though people may say it is expensive for a small fruit.

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  2. It is no longer a cheap fruit, a very much sought-after fruit for its medicinal value. I like this fruit but not easy to find nowadays.

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  3. I've never bought the whole fruit, usually just order the drink when I'm eating out.. Very nice and refreshing.. But I think most places soak the fruit in sugar syrup.. Taste too sweet and sticky most of the time..

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    1. I also don't like the flesh soaked in sugar syrup.

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  4. I've only had them a few times as a kid. According to mom, it is too expensive and hard to find a nice one nowadays..

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  5. I thought the sweetsop I bought at RM3 was expensive....this soursop is double the price!! :( Is there any difference in taste between the sweetsop and soursop?

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    1. One is sweet and one is sour. The other difference is that the flesh of sweet soup is much softer. The flesh of soursop is more chewy.

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  6. I tried this before but not like it at all ....

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  7. I only drink soupsop juice from coffee shops. Never bought the fruits before. How do we know it ripe??

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    1. It is soft when ripe but there is no fragrant smell and no colour changes.

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  8. My son loves soursop drink, but we've never tried eating it like this :D

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  9. Did you know that you can buy unripened ones to boil soup? Just add lean chicken / pork meat. Very nice!

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    1. Oh, I did not know that. Thanks for letting me know.

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  10. I haven't bought one in ages. Coz I never know when it's ripe... used to have extremes of either raw ones with texture of potato or mushy half-black overripe ones.

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    1. Usually my mother buys them. This is the only time I bought one myself.

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  11. i like soursop but is seldom seen in supermarket :-(

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