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Origin: Asia


Introduction

Burmese grape (Baccaurea ramiflora) is an evergreen tree native in Asia. It can be found in many Asian regions such as India, Laos, Vietnam, Burma, Bangladesh, Burma, and Cambodia. The fruit of the tree is valued in Asia as it has many applications. It can be eaten as a fruit, it can be used in certain dishes, or it can be made wine.  The fruit is oval, coloured yellowish, pinkish to bright red or purple, 2.5–3.5 cm in diameter, with 2–4 large purple-red seed, with white aril.

History

Burmese grape is originated from Asia. Its popularity and its many different uses enabled it to be introduced in many Asian countries. The fruit has been also used as part of traditional medicine remedies in Asia for the treatment of skin diseases. Nowadays it is grown throughout the world because of its delightful taste and wonderful nutritional value.

Regions

The fruit is native in Asia and it is produced in great amounts in India, Laos, China, Vietnam, Burma, Bangladesh, Burma, and Cambodia. However, apart from Asia it is also produced in many other parts of the world. 

Flavours & Texture

Burmese grape has a sweet and sour taste, commonly compared to Mangosteen. Its texture resembles a lychee fruit, but is less juicy and more fibrous.

Preparation

The fruit can be eaten raw but you will need to peel off the skin. You can eat the palp including the seeds which are also edible. You can eat it in a fruit salad, in a juice or you can use it in certain dishes. 

Nutritional Value

Burmese grape is very low in calories and it is a good source of essential nutrients, minerals, vitamins. 

 

Calories per 100 g

48 kcal

Fat

0.3 g

Carbohydrate

10.5 g

Protein

0.7 g

Calcium

2 mg

Iron

3.3 mg

Vitamin C

61% of the RDI


SHIPPING


Choose your desired delivery date at the checkout, available delivery dates will be displayed at checkout stage. All orders are dispatched via DHL on a 24hr Next Working Day service. If no date is selected your order will be dispatched at the next available date.

We offer Free Next Working Day Delivery on all orders over £75 including our selection boxes.

Our shipping rates are as follows:-
England - £6.95
Scotland - £9.95
Northern Ireland - £9.95

Customers are responsible for being present at the shipping address provided on the date selected at checkout. Exotic Fruits are not responsible for any missed or attempted deliveries that must be rearranged by the customer.

All orders are packed in cardboard boxes with a biodegradable packing pellets to protect the fruit during transit, unfortunately we do not offer a gift wrapping or send the fruit in a gift basket as this may cause toe bruise during transit..

RETURNS

Let's start by stating the obvious. ​Since our produce is perishable we cannot accept returns.​

​That said, we want every customer to be happy so we do offer vouchers, refunds and replacements at our sole discretion if your fruit has arrived inedible. If you would like to report an item which has become damaged or perished during transit, please:-

  • Take a photo of the inedible product
  • Put the product into your refrigerator
  • Send the photos to info@exoticfruits.co.uk, please include your order number in the subject
  • All requests must contact us within 24 hours of order receipt

We are not responsible for products that spoil if there is not someone to receive your delivery on the date that you request it, full tracking is provided and can be requested anytime after dispatch.

You can cancel your order anytime before dispatch, please contact 020 3633 8893 or info@exoticfruits.co.uk to cancel your order.

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