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Latest reviews
It was nice and sweet!
Very tasty and the packaging was excellent.
Super sweet! Reminds me of India
Good taste chikoo
Nice & good product
I love how this gets delivered at my doorstep
amazing! will order again!!!
Good but when I feel it it’s smashed inside
"All the items were fresh, good quality, and nicely packed."
well packed
Latest reviews
Very sweet!!
Very good and delicious
Just waiting for it to ripen so we can savor it.
This was one of the products that impressed me the most. Excellent, thank you!
very good size
They're a little hard, but they arrived in good condition. I'll let them ripen!
Very good condition and fresh
It was never ripe, it was tender when they cut it.
Delicious mamey, first time I've bought it but I'm very satisfied, very good
Good size, good price
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loved it and will definitely order again.
The fruit is a bit small.
Looks good, but are still not ripen yet, will know once they are ready to eat.
I had eaten it in Thailand before and it was very delicious. I have always missed it. When I saw weee had it, I immediately placed an order. It needs to be left until it is softer before eating, so it is sweeter and tastes better!
The capote is good and firm. I guess I wait until his ripe and try it. Will let you know. The price is reasonable.
The boy is too small.
Excellent price
The sapodillas here are not as delicious as those in Vietnam and Thailand. They are dry and I won't buy them next time.
I tried it for the first time because the reviews said it was sweet and delicious.Without any hesitation, I peeled and cut it and put a large piece in my mouth. The moment I chewed it, I was surprised at how bitter it was.I'll have to look again to see if there's another way to eat it.
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I love sapota and it’s literally my favorite fruit outside of the U.S. This pack has solid taste, didn’t think I would find sapota here.
First time I bought this.The shipping is so bad.
It's a little mushy still good. you have to defrost on top cloth or paper towel. To dry, it's delicious.
I haven’t eat yet but looks good already
its been a long time i havent eat chicos and now i can eat because weee has it. i tried one and its very sweet.
I received the delivery today and was so excited to try this chico. It was sweet, but same as I have said on the lanzones, this fruit is not meant to be frozen as it changes the texture of the fruit. Would I order it again? Definitely not!
My all time favorite, the same taste
Craving satisfied! Received frozen, had to be thawed. Sweet, juicy??
My favorite
They were sweet, but Two out of 5 were hard.It's sweet, but the 2 fruits in the bag are stiff. So disappointed
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Goiabinha, a taste of Brazil!!!
It is still good for my smoothies. Thank you
Haven't tried it yet but came sealed and the fruit was still forzen unlike the mango slices that thawed easily.
I thought that was freeze dried snacks… but it’s so good too! I like guava!
Great for juice, but doesn't yield much.
It is always good for smoothies
Always good for my smoothie
good quality and service
It always great for smoothie at my breakfast
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What is sapote?
Sapote is a generic term for a soft, edible fruit. The word 'sapote' comes from the Nahuatl word 'tzapotl' which is used to describe soft, sweet fruit.
What does sapote taste like?
The taste of sapote varies between types but is generally sweet. Some describe the flavor as a mix between pumpkin and cherry with a custard-like texture.
Is sapote good for your health?
Yes, sapote is rich in vitamins A and C, fiber, and essential mineral such as potassium and calcium. It also contains antioxidants and anti-inflammatory properties.
Can you cook with sapote?
Yes, sapote can be used in a variety of dishes ranging from sweet to savory. It can be baked into pies, made into jam, or included in smoothies.
Is sapote related to papaya?
No, sapote is not related to papaya. Though they both have a tropical origin, they belong to different plant families.
What can I substitute for sapote in a recipe?
The best substitute for sapote in recipes depends on the texture and flavor you need. Common substitutes include mango, papaya or avocado.
How do I know when a sapote is ripe?
A ripe sapote is slightly firm but gives a little under pressure, similar to a ripe peach. It should also have a strong, sweet aroma.
Where can I buy sapote?
You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.
Where does sapote come from?
Sapote is native to Central America, particularly Mexico. However, it is now grown in many other regions including the Caribbean and South Florida.
How do you eat sapote?
Sapote can be eaten raw or used in cooking. You can cut it in half, remove the seeds and scoop out the flesh with a spoon.
What are the different types of sapote?
The different types of sapote include Mamey sapote, Black sapote (or chocolate pudding fruit), White sapote and Yellow sapote.
Can you eat the skin of sapote?
No, the skin of most sapote fruits is not edible and should be removed before eating.
How do you store sapote?
Sapote can be stored at room temperature until ripe, then refrigerated. It is advisable to eat them within a few days of ripening for best taste.
Is sapote the same as a zapote?
Yes, 'zapote' is the Spanish pronunciation for 'sapote'. They refer to the same fruit group.
Can I grow sapote at home?
Yes, sapotes can be grown from seeds at home. However, they require a tropical or subtropical climate to thrive.
Can I freeze sapote?
Yes, you can freeze ripe sapote. It’s advisable to peel and remove the seeds before freezing for better preservation attributes.
Popular reviews
- It was nice and sweet!
- Very tasty and the packaging was excellent.
- Super sweet! Reminds me of India
- Good taste chikoo
- Nice & good product
- I love how this gets delivered at my doorstep
- amazing! will order again!!!
- Good but when I feel it it’s smashed inside
- "All the items were fresh, good quality, and nicely packed."
- well packed
- Very sweet!!
- Very good and delicious
- Just waiting for it to ripen so we can savor it.
- This was one of the products that impressed me the most. Excellent, thank you!
- very good size
- They're a little hard, but they arrived in good condition. I'll let them ripen!
- Very good condition and fresh
- It was never ripe, it was tender when they cut it.
- Delicious mamey, first time I've bought it but I'm very satisfied, very good
- Good size, good price
- loved it and will definitely order again.
- The fruit is a bit small.
- Looks good, but are still not ripen yet, will know once they are ready to eat.
- I had eaten it in Thailand before and it was very delicious. I have always missed it. When I saw weee had it, I immediately placed an order. It needs to be left until it is softer before eating, so it is sweeter and tastes better!
- The capote is good and firm. I guess I wait until his ripe and try it. Will let you know. The price is reasonable.
- The boy is too small.
- Excellent price
- The sapodillas here are not as delicious as those in Vietnam and Thailand. They are dry and I won't buy them next time.
- I tried it for the first time because the reviews said it was sweet and delicious.Without any hesitation, I peeled and cut it and put a large piece in my mouth. The moment I chewed it, I was surprised at how bitter it was.I'll have to look again to see if there's another way to eat it.
- I love sapota and it’s literally my favorite fruit outside of the U.S. This pack has solid taste, didn’t think I would find sapota here.
- Goiabinha, a taste of Brazil!!!
- It is still good for my smoothies. Thank you
- Haven't tried it yet but came sealed and the fruit was still forzen unlike the mango slices that thawed easily.
- I thought that was freeze dried snacks… but it’s so good too! I like guava!
- Great for juice, but doesn't yield much.
- It is always good for smoothies
- Always good for my smoothie
- good quality and service
- It always great for smoothie at my breakfast
This pineapple is delicious.
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