Here's the scoop on this tropical treat. "Black sapote, also called black soap apple, is a close cousin to the persimmon and is sometimes referred to as black persimmon,” says Desiree Pardo Morales, ...

While living in Mexico for a year, I discovered this fabulous fruit: mamey sapote. On the surface, there's nothing impressive about it—it just looks like a big kiwi—but you have to open it to discover ...

The black sapote (Diospyros nigra), a highly nutritious and very low-calorie fruit, is one of nature's most curious foods. However, not many people in the U.S. and Europe have heard of it, partly ...

Sapota, commonly known as chikoo, is a delicious tropical fruit that often goes overlooked in favour of more popular options like apples, bananas, or oranges. However, this humble fruit packs a ...

Custard apple and sapota are two popular tropical fruits, both of which are known for their unique flavors and nutritional ...

White sapote trees may have been trendy 50 years ago, but these days they are empty-lot plants, the kind of urban flora most often seen sprouting from scattered seed in some neglected patch of ...

Sapodilla or Sapota, also known as Chickoo is a popular winter fruit adored for its sweet flavour and therapeutic benefits. It has a soft digestible pulp made of natural sugars like banana and mango.

Chikoo or Sapota offers a range of health benefits. Summer is the perfect time of the year to indulge in your favourite fruits. And given the plethora of options that the season offers, it is natural ...

It’s nickname is the “chocolate pudding” fruit. When ripe and edible, the mushy pulp is a rich brown color. Originally, the tropical fruit came from Mexico. Although it grows well in South Florida, ...

Kolkata/Bangalore - The sweet and succulent chikoo or Sapota fruit, a popular ingredient for desserts, could well be the answer to halt cancer from spreading, according to a study by Indian scientists ...

Field trapping of Anastrepha suspensa (Loew) in groves of mamey sapote, Pouteria sapota (Jacq.), showed that fly populations were present in high numbers in all of the groves used for the experiments.

Sapota is not just delicious; it also facilitates weight loss. Struggling with those pesky extra pounds? Tired of the same old gym routine? Well, the secret might just be hiding in your fruit bowl!