Snake Fruit

Despite its rough-looking skin, it easy to peel, since the inside is not overly juicy or soft. Once peeled, it resembles a garlic clove with its white, crunchy pulp. Snake fruit is eaten fresh, but it can also be candied, pickled, juiced, canned, dried, fried into chips, boiled with sugar into a sweet spread, or made into syrup.

Among natives, the fruit is known by another special name – “Fruit of memory”. Thanks to high levels of potassium, pectin, and beta-carotene, it is said to increase blood flow to the brain and thus to support brain activity.

Delivery
All orders dispatched by DPD or DHL on a 24hr Next Working Day service.

UK Delivery Rates:
Next Day Delivery - £4.95
Free Next Day Delivery on all orders over £50

Returns
As our produce is perishable we cannot accept returns.
We want every customer to be happy so we will replace or refund orders if fruits are not at maximum quality and flavour.
Contact us on [email protected] or 020 3961 9781 to arrange a refund or replacement.

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