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Q: What does cherimoya taste like? Cherimoya has a creamy, custard-like texture with a naturally sweet tropical flavor. Q: When is cherimoya in season? Cherimoya is usually available from November through May, with peak quality often from January through April. Q: How do I know when cherimoya is ripe? Cherimoya is ready to eat when it becomes slightly soft, similar to a ripe avocado. Q: How do I eat cherimoya? Cut the cherimoya in half, scoop out the creamy white flesh with a spoon, and remove the black seeds. Important Note: Cherimoya belongs to the custard apple family, but it may look different from Indian/Pakistani sitaphal or sugar apple. Fruit appearance, skin pattern, size, and ripeness may vary by season and farm. Please review the product name and description before ordering. Our premium cherimoya fruit is shipped nationwide so customers across the United States can enjoy this rare and delicious exotic fruit.
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