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Coconut / Coco, unidade

SKU: 179
€1,99
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The coconut water has a pleasant, sweet taste. The white flesh is crunchy, nutty and has the typical coconut aroma. A pleasure! The nutty taste comes from the coconut pulp.
How do you open a coconut?
First, you drive a nail through two of the three "eyes" of the stone core and let the coconut water flow through one hole into a vessel, while air flows in through the other opening to balance it out. Then you take the nut in your hand and
smash the shell with a hammer. The pulp is cut into strips and eaten. Another method, after removing the coconut water, is to place the nut in a sturdy plastic bag and hit the soil or floor. It breaks into several pieces and the pulp can be removed. Very skilled “openers” also manage to open the nut with a knife by striking the nut all around.


  • Herkunft
    Brazil HKL II
  • Durchschnittliche Nährwerte pro 100g

    Energy (in kJ): 1481

    Energy (in kcal): 354

    Fat: 33g

    -Of which saturated fatty acids: 30 g

    Carbohydrates: 15g

    -of which sugar: 6 g

    Fiber: 9g

    Protein: 3.3 g

    Salt: 0g

  • Verpackung
    Piece
    In paper bag
  • Tipp
    We recommend grating the coconut flesh as a garnish for desserts and many other dishes.
    The harvest:
    Coconut palms only produce their full yield from the twelfth harvest onwards. The older and taller the palm trees are, the more difficult and unprofitable the harvest becomes. The coconut is harvested as a green, relatively unripe, triangular fruit slightly larger than the size of a head. Harvesting is done either from the ground with knives attached to stalks several meters long or by climbing up. Before export, the outer layers are removed to save transport space. Coconuts do not ripen after harvest.

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