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Ginataang santol is a premium Filipino delicacy known for its unique blend of creamy coconut milk and the distinctive tang of santol fruit. A flavorful food item packed with essential nutrients, it is easy to prepare and can seamlessly fit into any exquisite cuisine to elevate your dining experience. The extended shelf-life adds convenience for users as it can be stored and consumed over time, making it popular among many households. What sets it apart is the fine balance between sour and savory taste that caters to a wide range of food palates. Whether you wish to use it as a side dish, salad enhancer, or a standalone dish, ginataang santol's gastronomic versatility is unmatched. Experience the unique taste of authentic ginataang santol. The best place to buy ginataang santol online is at sayweee.com with free delivery available.
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Latest reviews
- I have to taste it first
- Prominent old coconut oil flavor. Not freshly produced No expiration date or manufactured day. No Santol taste or flavor
- safely packed, arrived on time.
- Repeat order
- I was curious to taste it. I love the fruit. This was not for me. Too bad. I wanted to like it so bad.
- The milk is rancid. It's not tasty. It's a waste of money.
- Love the spiciness taste Enough coconut milk taste
- Personally I didnt like this. The taste reeks of preservatives and is far from the native taste
- It's delicious but it lacks the sourness of santol.
- The best! I ate it right away with rice the first time i received it.
Latest reviews
- My new santol
- It's delicious to me, I haven't tasted santol in a long time. I tasted it when I was a kid in Bicol. I'm glad it's here. I heated it in a pan first and it was better to eat
- I havent tasted it yet
- I have not tried it yet but I think the bottle is a little small and it's not fully filled up with Santol.
- Yet to taste it. I hope it gonna be like what I’m used to in Bicol
- Quite good. Reheat before eating
- I was just curious when i bought this one.. i missed eating santol and it’s one of my favorite filipino fruits. The taste of this is sketchy at first and i forgot to heat it up in the beginning.. then once you heat it up the flavor will burst in your tongue.. you could taste the coconut milk and a hint of santol and maybe chili? I just hope it’s not blended or something so you could taste the real santol.
- Its ok but not the same that we bought in the Philippines
- Love the spice, it really taste like home (Philippines)
- If you tried the gulay na santol in Philippines, this is close to that. Though it is short of the coconut milk taste. Pampagana kumain!
Latest reviews
- Very testy
- So delicious, I will buy more
- By accident becoz i couldn’t wait until its thawed. But this is how it looks… yummy
- Been craving of this. Good thing stock is back
- Frozen but still tase so good
- So good I will order again
- It’s good
- super yummy
- Repeat orders !! They’re good as fresh!
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Frequently asked questions
What is ginataang santol?
Ginataang santol is a popular Filipino dish made from santol fruit or wild mangosteen cooked in coconut milk, often with added spices and meat.
Where can I buy ginataang santol?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Is ginataang santol vegan?
The traditional recipe is not vegan as it often contains shrimp paste or meat, but it can be modified to be vegan by omitting these ingredients.
How long can I store ginataang santol?
It usually lasts for about 2-3 days when stored in the refrigerator.
How is it served?
It is most commonly served as a main dish with steamed rice.
Can I use canned santol?
Yes. You can substitute fresh santol with canned ones, just note that the taste may vary.
Is ginataang santol gluten-free?
Yes, ginataang santol is typically gluten-free. However, be careful to check the ingredients, as some added sauces may contain gluten.
Is ginataang santol a dessert?
No, ginataang santol is considered a main dish or side dish rather than a dessert.
What does it taste like?
It has a unique combination of sour, sweet, and creamy flavors due to the santol fruit and coconut milk. The taste can vary depending on other ingredients used.
What are the ingredients in ginataang santol?
The basic ingredients are santol fruit, coconut milk, and chili peppers. Some variations may include shrimp paste, pork, and various spices.
Can I make ginataang santol myself?
Yes. With the right ingredients and a recipe, you can prepare it at home.
Is it spicy?
Yes. But the level of spiciness can be adjusted according to individual preference.
Is it healthy?
Ginataang santol can be healthy depending on the ingredients used. Santol fruit is high in fiber and vitamin C, and coconut milk provides healthy fats.
What can I use in place of santol?
If you cannot find santol, you can substitute it with other sour fruits like green mangoes or tamarind.
Can I make it without meat?
Yes, you can make it without meat. You may want to add more santol or other vegetables to compensate.
Can I freeze ginataang santol?
It is possible to freeze it, but the texture may change due to the coconut milk.
Popular reviews
- I have to taste it first
- Prominent old coconut oil flavor. Not freshly produced No expiration date or manufactured day. No Santol taste or flavor
- safely packed, arrived on time.
- Repeat order
- I was curious to taste it. I love the fruit. This was not for me. Too bad. I wanted to like it so bad.
- The milk is rancid. It's not tasty. It's a waste of money.
- Love the spiciness taste Enough coconut milk taste
- Personally I didnt like this. The taste reeks of preservatives and is far from the native taste
- It's delicious but it lacks the sourness of santol.
- The best! I ate it right away with rice the first time i received it.
- My new santol
- It's delicious to me, I haven't tasted santol in a long time. I tasted it when I was a kid in Bicol. I'm glad it's here. I heated it in a pan first and it was better to eat
- I havent tasted it yet
- I have not tried it yet but I think the bottle is a little small and it's not fully filled up with Santol.
- Yet to taste it. I hope it gonna be like what I’m used to in Bicol
- Quite good. Reheat before eating
- I was just curious when i bought this one.. i missed eating santol and it’s one of my favorite filipino fruits. The taste of this is sketchy at first and i forgot to heat it up in the beginning.. then once you heat it up the flavor will burst in your tongue.. you could taste the coconut milk and a hint of santol and maybe chili? I just hope it’s not blended or something so you could taste the real santol.
- Its ok but not the same that we bought in the Philippines
- Love the spice, it really taste like home (Philippines)
- If you tried the gulay na santol in Philippines, this is close to that. Though it is short of the coconut milk taste. Pampagana kumain!
- Very testy
- So delicious, I will buy more
- By accident becoz i couldn’t wait until its thawed. But this is how it looks… yummy
- Been craving of this. Good thing stock is back
- Frozen but still tase so good
- So good I will order again
- It’s good
- super yummy
- Repeat orders !! They’re good as fresh!