Freshness & Selection
Imported in temperature-controlled batches, each rambutan is checked for bright skin, healthy spines, and firm shape. The fruit is handled delicately to protect its soft, translucent flesh.
Taste & Use Cases
Inside its wild-looking shell, rambutan reveals a smooth fruit that tastes like a sweeter, creamier version of lychee. It carries a light floral aroma with a rounded sweetness and a faint natural bitterness near the seed. Perfect for fresh eating, fruit bowls, chilled desserts, smoothies, or tropical juices 🍹.
Health Benefits & Ghiza-iyat
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Hydrating tropical fruit
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Supports digestion
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Naturally energizing
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Contains minerals for daily wellness
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Light on the stomach
Kitchen Tips & Storage
Store in the refrigerator to retain firmness. Gently squeeze to split the shell, then lift the fruit out. Keep unwashed until ready to serve for best texture.
Identification
Lal rang ka spiky shell, andar moti jaisa safed pulp, aur thandi meethi khushboo jo fruit cut karte hi mehsoos hoti hai.
Nutritional Information (Per 100g approx.)
Calories: 68 kcal
Carbohydrates: 16g
Fiber: 0.9g
Protein: 0.9g
Vitamin C: 4.9mg
SPECIFICATIONS
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Type | Exotic Fruit |
| Variety | Rambutan |
| Weight | 500g (±30g) |
| Form | Whole Fruit |
| Source | Imported |
FAQ
Q: Is Rambutan similar to lychee?
Yes, but rambutan is creamier and slightly sweeter.
Q: How do you open it?
Press gently until the shell cracks, then pull apart.
Q: Can it be used in desserts?
Absolutely—its floral sweetness pairs well with ice cream, fruit salads, and smoothies.
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Note: Product weight may vary by ± 30g due to natural moisture loss + shell dryness variation.