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What Is Soursop?
Soursop is a green, spiky fruit native to the Caribbean, Central America, and parts of Southeast Asia and the Pacific, including Hawaii.
It has soft, white flesh that tastes like a mix of strawberry, pineapple, and citrus with a creamy texture—some even say it’s like cotton candy with a tang.
🌬️ What Does Freeze-Dried Mean?
Freeze drying is a process where the fruit is frozen, then placed in a vacuum so the ice sublimates (turns directly into vapor), leaving the fruit dry and shelf-stable.
This method helps retain most of the fruit's vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, unlike other drying methods which can degrade them.
💥 Benefits of Freeze-Dried Soursop
Nutrient-Dense
Still rich in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants—especially acetogenins, which are being studied for potential anti-cancer properties.Convenient & Shelf-Stable
Lightweight, no refrigeration needed, and perfect for snacking or adding to smoothies, yogurt, or baking.Intense Flavor
Freeze drying concentrates the flavor, so you get that tropical, tangy sweetness in a crisp form.No Added Sugar
Our freeze-dried soursop are 100% fruit with no added ingredients.
🌺 Why Hawaiian Soursop?
Hawaii’s volcanic soil and tropical climate produce particularly flavorful and nutrient-rich soursop.
Locally grown means you’re likely supporting small-scale farmers and getting higher quality fruit, often harvested at peak ripeness.
What Is Soursop?
Soursop is a green, spiky fruit native to the Caribbean, Central America, and parts of Southeast Asia and the Pacific, including Hawaii.
It has soft, white flesh that tastes like a mix of strawberry, pineapple, and citrus with a creamy texture—some even say it’s like cotton candy with a tang.
🌬️ What Does Freeze-Dried Mean?
Freeze drying is a process where the fruit is frozen, then placed in a vacuum so the ice sublimates (turns directly into vapor), leaving the fruit dry and shelf-stable.
This method helps retain most of the fruit's vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, unlike other drying methods which can degrade them.
💥 Benefits of Freeze-Dried Soursop
Nutrient-Dense
Still rich in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants—especially acetogenins, which are being studied for potential anti-cancer properties.Convenient & Shelf-Stable
Lightweight, no refrigeration needed, and perfect for snacking or adding to smoothies, yogurt, or baking.Intense Flavor
Freeze drying concentrates the flavor, so you get that tropical, tangy sweetness in a crisp form.No Added Sugar
Our freeze-dried soursop are 100% fruit with no added ingredients.
🌺 Why Hawaiian Soursop?
Hawaii’s volcanic soil and tropical climate produce particularly flavorful and nutrient-rich soursop.
Locally grown means you’re likely supporting small-scale farmers and getting higher quality fruit, often harvested at peak ripeness.
What Is Soursop?
Soursop is a green, spiky fruit native to the Caribbean, Central America, and parts of Southeast Asia and the Pacific, including Hawaii.
It has soft, white flesh that tastes like a mix of strawberry, pineapple, and citrus with a creamy texture—some even say it’s like cotton candy with a tang.
🌬️ What Does Freeze-Dried Mean?
Freeze drying is a process where the fruit is frozen, then placed in a vacuum so the ice sublimates (turns directly into vapor), leaving the fruit dry and shelf-stable.
This method helps retain most of the fruit's vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants, unlike other drying methods which can degrade them.
💥 Benefits of Freeze-Dried Soursop
Nutrient-Dense
Still rich in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants—especially acetogenins, which are being studied for potential anti-cancer properties.Convenient & Shelf-Stable
Lightweight, no refrigeration needed, and perfect for snacking or adding to smoothies, yogurt, or baking.Intense Flavor
Freeze drying concentrates the flavor, so you get that tropical, tangy sweetness in a crisp form.No Added Sugar
Our freeze-dried soursop are 100% fruit with no added ingredients.
🌺 Why Hawaiian Soursop?
Hawaii’s volcanic soil and tropical climate produce particularly flavorful and nutrient-rich soursop.
Locally grown means you’re likely supporting small-scale farmers and getting higher quality fruit, often harvested at peak ripeness.