Soursop
Pronounced SOW-er-sop
Soursop is a large, spiky green tropical fruit with soft, white, custard-like flesh that tastes sweet and tart. It grows across the Caribbean, West Africa and the wider tropics, and is enjoyed fresh, as juice and ice cream, and as a tea brewed from the leaves. It is a source of vitamin C and fibre.
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Also known as
- graviola
- guanabana
How it is used
Soursop juice, soursop ice cream, and soursop leaf tea.
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