30 Days of Healing Food – Day 14
Soursop fruit can be made into juice, sorbet, ice cream, and even pies and cakes. The fruit has a creamy sweet flavor that works well in many dishes, and the juice is great on fish. The unripe fruit can also be used as a vegetable, sliced, cooked, and has many nutrients that are great for the body.
You can find soursop fruit and juice in many supermarkets and in Asian and Latin American markets… and you can order soursop leaf tea on-line or ask for it at your local health food store.
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