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The Spanish Lime tastes like a Lychee that married a lemon but without the high citrus notes. Put it in your mouth and chew the flesh off the seed.

The flesh is pretty stuck to the seed so you are going to have to work for it. When you are done, get rid of the seed and repeat. When you are done, you can order another box. Only while they last. Item added to cart! Sold out. Product description The Spanish Lime is a fruit with a thousand names. What do Spanish Limes taste like? How do you eat them? What are you waiting for? The quenapa, or Spanish lime, will be in season starting in the spring. The season lasts throughout the summer and into the fall, depending on the cultivator.

Quenapa grows in tropical areas, and are small green fruits. What does Quenepas taste like? Quenepas taste like a cross between a lime and a lychee, with both sweet and sour notes. These are best eaten fresh but can be used to make beverages, desserts, and jellies. You can pop the entire fruit in your mouth, suck the fruit from the seed, and eat it!

The juice can stain, so be careful! What does Guinep taste like? The fruit itself has a tart, tangy taste that is absolutely addictive. You don't so much eat a guinep as you suck the creamy pulp of the edible fruit as it sits in your mouth. Once you've sucked all the pulp away, you're left with a large seed.

Are Quenepas fattening? With only 58 calories per serving, guineps make a great snack choice for those trying to lose excess weight. Is Guinep a fruit? Green in colour, guinep is a tropical fruit that grows in bunches on a Mamoncillo tree. The outer skin of the fruit is peeled away, making way to a jelly-like fruit inside that has a large pit.

Guinep has a big hard seed leaving only a little layer of the pulp. The fruit has different names depending on the region. What is Quenepas good for?