Top 1 products for Mamey Sapote
Latest reviews
Very disappointed with this purchase. I was not able to enjoy since it was bad when I cut it open. I had ready discarded when pic was taken. As you can see I took a small bite but it was not good.
I bought it a few days ago, and today I wanted to cut it open to eat. I tried to cut it several times but couldn't get it open. Seeing it like that, how could I eat it? In the end, I threw it in the trash.
It not good
Divine! Tender, rich, creamy… tastes like pumpkin pie!
Still green. I'll have to wait a few days to see if it tastes good before I can eat it
I'll wait for it to mature because I still need to see it, but from what I can see it's good. I don't know when I'm going to cut it, I don't know how it's going to turn out.
This is not good
Such great quality! Absolutely delicious. It’s huge, so plan on sharing with a few friends. With a pinch of cinnamon, it tasted like pumpkin pie. Super healthy too!
Very fresh and large.
Trending in cities
New York, New York
Brooklyn
Jersey City, New Jersey
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
San Francisco, California
Bronx
San Jose
Staten Island
Toms River
Jacksonville, Florida
Cambridge, Massachusetts
Yonkers
Newark
Baltimore, Maryland
New Rochelle
West New York
Rockville
Florham Park
Hayward
Orlando
Bethesda
Forest Hills
Holyoke
Berkeley
North Babylon
Schenectady
Long Island City
Wanaque
Asian groceries delivered to your door
Weee! serves the major metropolitan areas across the United States as a trusted Asian online grocery store, bringing together products and ingredients from Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Vietnamese, Thai, Filipino, and Indian supermarkets. Shop everyday essentials including dairy, vegetables, fruits, and fresh produce, along with frozen meats and seafood, carefully packed with dry ice and offered in traditional cuts and formats familiar to Asian households. Now accepting EBT/SNAP at checkout in the largest U.S. cities. Buying Asian groceries online has never been easier or more reliable.
Related products for mamey sapote
Customer since 2018
Phoenix, AZCustomer since 2020Connecticut, CTCustomer since 2023Washington DCCustomer since 2020Los Angeles, CAFrequently asked questions
What is Mamey Sapote?
Mamey sapote is a fruit native to the tropical regions of the Americas, particularly in Central America and the Caribbean. It is large and oval shaped with a ripened reddish-brown color.
What are the health benefits of Mamey Sapote?
Mamey Sapote is high in vitamin C, vitamin E, potassium, and dietary fibers. It can help boost your immune system, improve heart health, promote good vision, and aid in digestion.
Where can I buy Mamey Sapote?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Can you eat the seeds of Mamey Sapote?
No, the seed of mamey sapote is not edible and should always be removed before consuming the flesh of the fruit.
How do you prepare Mamey Sapote?
To prepare a mamey sapote, cut it lengthwise and remove the seed. Scoop out the flesh and remove the skin before consuming.
How do you grow a Mamey Sapote tree from a seed?
It is better to plant the seed immediately after you extract it from the fruit, keep it in a moist environment with temperature around 25°C.
Is Mamey Sapote a meal or a dessert?
Mamey Sapote is a fruit, it is typically consumed as a dessert or snack, but can also be incorporated into meals.
Can I freeze Mamey Sapote?
Yes, you can freeze mamey sapote. To freeze, remove the skin and seed, then cut into pieces or puree before freezing.
How does Mamey Sapote taste?
The taste of mamey sapote is sweet and creamy. It is often compared to the flavor of sweet potato mixed with pumpkin, almond, caramel, and honey.
What dishes can you make with Mamey Sapote?
Mamey sapote is commonly used in smoothies, ice cream, fruit bars, and desserts. It can also be eaten raw, or used in sauces or dressings.
How can you tell if a Mamey Sapote is ripe?
A ripe mamey sapote is firm but slightly soft to touch. The skin is a smooth dark brown color and the fruit should have a strong sweet aroma.
How do you store Mamey Sapote?
Unripe Mamey Sapote should be stored at room temperature. Once ripened, it can be refrigerated for up to a week or frozen for longer term storage.
Can you eat the skin of Mamey Sapote?
No, the skin of mamey sapote is not edible and should not be consumed.
Is Mamey Sapote safe to eat during pregnancy?
Yes, it is generally safe to eat mamey sapote during pregnancy. However, it's always best to consult your healthcare provider for your diet during pregnancy.
How do mamey sapote trees pollinate?
Mamey sapote trees are pollinated by insects, specifically flies and bees.
Are there different varieties of Mamey Sapote?
Yes, there are different cultivars of mamey sapote, including 'Magana', 'Pantin', 'Key West', and 'Florida'. They vary in size, color and flavor.
Popular reviews
- Very disappointed with this purchase. I was not able to enjoy since it was bad when I cut it open. I had ready discarded when pic was taken. As you can see I took a small bite but it was not good.
- I bought it a few days ago, and today I wanted to cut it open to eat. I tried to cut it several times but couldn't get it open. Seeing it like that, how could I eat it? In the end, I threw it in the trash.
- It not good
- Divine! Tender, rich, creamy… tastes like pumpkin pie!
- Still green. I'll have to wait a few days to see if it tastes good before I can eat it
- I'll wait for it to mature because I still need to see it, but from what I can see it's good. I don't know when I'm going to cut it, I don't know how it's going to turn out.
- This is not good
- Such great quality! Absolutely delicious. It’s huge, so plan on sharing with a few friends. With a pinch of cinnamon, it tasted like pumpkin pie. Super healthy too!
- Very fresh and large.
Asian Groceries
Get the App
Trending Topics
- Rice vinegar
- Massaman curry paste
- Yellow curry paste
- Shaoxing wine
- KEWPIE Japanese Egg Yolks Mayonnaise
- Paneer
- Dark soy sauce
- Curry leaves
- Tamarind paste
- Oyster sauce
- Propitious Mango Ice Cream Viral Tiktok
- Bok choy
- Hoisin sauce
- Green curry paste
- Baby bok choy
- Sesame oil
- Mirin
- Soy sauce
- Garam masala
- Fish sauce
- Miso paste
- Red curry paste
- Gochujang
- Jackfruit
- Basmati rice
- Kimchi
- Nori seaweed
- Ghee
- Matcha powder
- Jasmine rice
© 2015 - 2026 Weee!, Inc.