Posts tagged 'Dragon Fruit'

I’m going to take this article today and make it all about various different recipes! This will cover a wide array of our products for which I will link and then discuss briefly the different health benefits that particular product may bring. There are various articles on our products so if you wanted to dive deeper into any of the mentioned products then please do, I just thought it handy to have this information in one specific place; my idea with this, so close to Christmas, is to have one place that we can all go (myself included) that covers all basis of the different gifts we may be lucky enough to receive this winter period, or gift others, with helpful ways in which to use them all.

Who doesn't love fresh fruit? It's like a burst of refreshing goodness, packed with vitamins and fibre. But let's face it. Sometimes it's just not practical to carry around a bunch of bananas or a juicy watermelon. Enter freeze-dried fruits, the superhero of convenience. Imagine taking a perfectly ripe and delicious fruit, freezing it, and magically removing every drop of moisture.

Dragon Fruit, also known as pitaya or pitahaya, is a tropical Fruit that comes from several cactus species. It far surpasses various other Fruits and berries for its rich magnesium and iron content and is loved for its low calorie content. While consuming fresh Dragon Fruit is a popular way to enjoy its taste and nutritional benefits, Dragon Fruit powder has deservedly gained popularity as a convenient and versatile supplement.

Dragons, unicorns, and fairies may exist solely in the realm of fantasy, but behold, there exists a fruit that could very well be their delectable lovechild! Picture a magnificent creature soaring through the air, its vibrant scales glistening with an otherworldly glow. Now, imagine sinking your teeth into its flesh, discovering a burst of exotic flavours that dances on your taste buds like a fiesta of flavours!

I’m a huge fan of the delicious Dragon Fruit, which I buy daily at the fresh food market here in Chiang Mai. If eaten prematurely, Dragon Fruit tastes insipid and somewhat tart. However, when fully ripened, their flavour becomes faintly sweet and syrupy. To me ripe Dragon Fruit tastes like a blend of kiwi, pear, and watermelon. The flavour is quite subtle, with a slightly earthy undertone.