Products
DRAGON FRUIT - RED FLESH
Procedure
Harvesting, Purchasing, Quality Control, Safety Foods, Packing
Material
Fresh Red Dragon Fruit
Export
Korea, Hong Kong, Taiwan, USA..
BENEFITS
- Red flesh dragon fruits do not contain cholesterol, saturated fat and trans fat, so regular consumption will help manage your blood pressure and control your cholesterol levels. The seeds of dragon fruits are high in polyunsaturated fatty acids (omega-3 and omega-6 fatty acids) that reduce triglycerides and lower the risk of cardiovascular disorder
- Red flesh dragon fruit is higher antioxidants content and the red pigment, which has lypopene, flavanoid and phytoalbumins, has better therapeutic properties. Although it costs slightly more, it is sweeter and better for our health.
- Excellent Source of Dietary Fiber
- Excellent Source of Vitamins and Minerals (rich in vitamin C and B such as B1, B2, B3), Minerals such as Calcium, Phosphorus, Iron
- Eating a dragon fruit with its rich antioxidants can keep the skin tight, young and help prevent the formation of cancer cells.
- Good for the Waistline.
HOW TO STORE
Dragon fruit can be stored at a cool room temperature for a day or two, but then should be stored in the refrigerator.
Place your purchased dragon fruit on your counter at room temperature to ripen it for use. The fruit is ripe when the pink or yellow color of the exterior darkens, after which you can transfer the fruit into your refrigerator for up to five days.
HOW TO SELECT
Examine the outer skin of the dragon fruit. Dragon fruit is bright pink in color. Look for skin that is evenly colored and devoid of bruises and knife marks. While some variation in the skin is common, the fruit should generally be the same color all over.
Touch the stem of the dragon fruit. A brittle stem denotes an overripe fruit, so look for a stem with slight pliancy.
Examine the leaves cover the outside of the fruit. They should be brightly colored, without browning on the ends
USAGE TIPS
Eating dragon fruit is really simple because the red outer skin simply peels off the heart of the fruit. Better yet, just cut the fruit in half, gently scoop out the red flesh with a spoon and go to town from there! Or you can cut it into cubes and serve it as part of your mix fruit salad.
The red skin usually remains firm enough to be a bowl too, so definitely use the skin as a serving vessel.
Chilling the dragon fruit in the fridge before serving also adds to the refreshing flavor and is additionally helpful at firming up the texture if your dragon fruit is particularly soft.
