Recipes
Do you have a favourite recipe that lists passion fruit or maracuja as an ingredient? You can also use an EAT ME granadilla. It will bring a boost of flavour to desserts and salads. Yoghurt and granadilla make a delicious duo. Or experiment by drizzling a granadilla dressing on French bread and salmon. Or simply spoon out the flesh and enjoy!
Preparation
Enjoy the sweet pulp by slicing the granadilla in half and spooning out the flesh. You can also cook the fruit.
How to use granadilla in the kitchen?
- Baking
- In salads
- As a snack
- In the blender


Storage advice
You can store the EAT ME maracuja for longer if it is kept outside the fridge. Pay attention to the condition of the skin.
Where do maracujas come from?
The maracuja is an exotic fruit from South America, where the fruit is grown in countries such as Colombia, Ecuador and Peru. The special thing about a maracuja tree is that it bears fruit all through the season, starting 6-7 months after planting. By this time the trees are quite sizeable - up to a few metres high. As soon as the fruit turns from green to yellow on the tree, the growers start harvesting.
