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Vu sua, also known as star apple, is a tropical fruit native to the Greater Antilles and the West Indies. It has a sweet and rich flavor, similar to that of a pear or lychee.

Vu sua is primarily grown in the tropical regions of the Greater Antilles and the West Indies. It's also cultivated in places like Vietnam and the Philippines.

Yes, vu sua is typically eaten raw. You can cut it in half and spoon out the flesh.

Unripe vu sua can be kept at room temperature until it ripens. Ripe fruits should be refrigerated and consumed within a few days.

Ripe vu sua will have a deeper color and slightly softer texture. It should give a little when you press it gently.

Cut the vu sua in half horizontally, and then use a spoon to scoop out the star-shaped flesh inside.

Vu sua can be grown from seeds. Plant them in a well-draining soil, water regularly, and ensure they get plenty of sun.

Vu sua pairs well with other tropical fruits, salads, and cocktails. It can also be used in desserts like ice cream or tarts.

Vu sua is high in Vitamin C and dietary fiber. It also contains antioxidants and has been associated with benefits like improved digestion, heart health and skin health.

The taste of vu sua is often described as sweet and creamy with a hint of tartness. It's compared to the flavors of pear, lychee and persimmon.

Yes, vu sua can be used in various recipes like salads, desserts and beverages. Its sweet flavor complements other tropical fruits well.

Vu sua is generally safe to eat, but some people might have allergic reactions. It's also high in fructose, which might be a concern for people with diabetes.

Vu sua is low in calories and high in Vitamin C, dietary fiber, calcium and antioxidants. It also contains small amounts of iron and magnesium.

'Vu sua' is a Vietnamese term, which literally translates to 'milk from the breast', referring to the sweet milky sap that the fruit exudes when it's cut open.

Vu sua is typically in season in tropical regions from late winter to early spring.

You can buy it at Weee! Asian Market, www.sayweee.com.