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What is Yuzu Fruit?
Yuzu is an Japanese citrus fruit and the Yuzu plant has East Asian origin. Also known as "Citrus Junos", the Yuzu fruit looks like a grapefruit or pomelo, but is completely different. The flesh of Yuzu fruit is tougher than a grapefruit or pomelo and therefore not preferred to be eaten raw. Yuzu is excitingly aromatic with its delicious juice and has bumps on the skin. The fragrant juice of this rare fruit adds a gourmet touch to many recipes.
What do Yuzu taste like?
Looking similarly to a lime, the taste of Japanese Yuzu can be defined as a combination of lime, lemon and grapefruit. The Yuzu fruit is highly aromatic and is known for its strong flavour when cooked.
How to eat Yuzu fruit?
This rare fruit is just delicious when cooked. Yuzu is traditionally used in vinegars and seasonings; as well as being added to a wide range of recipes such as marmalades, tea, jellies and desserts.
The Yuzu fruit can also be eaten raw. The zest and juice of Yuzu are used in many different ways - but the seeds are not edible.
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Buy Japanese Yuzu Fruit Online with London Grocery | Weekly fresh import from Japan!
What is Yuzu Fruit?
Yuzu is an Japanese citrus fruit and the Yuzu plant has East Asian origin. Also known as "Citrus Junos", the Yuzu fruit looks like a grapefruit or pomelo, but is completely different. The flesh of Yuzu fruit is tougher than a grapefruit or pomelo and therefore not preferred to be eaten raw. Yuzu is excitingly aromatic with its delicious juice and has bumps on the skin. The fragrant juice of this rare fruit adds a gourmet touch to many recipes.
What do Yuzu taste like?
Looking similarly to a lime, the taste of Japanese Yuzu can be defined as a combination of lime, lemon and grapefruit. The Yuzu fruit is highly aromatic and is known for its strong flavour when cooked.
How to eat Yuzu fruit?
This rare fruit is just delicious when cooked. Yuzu is traditionally used in vinegars and seasonings; as well as being added to a wide range of recipes such as marmalades, tea, jellies and desserts.
The Yuzu fruit can also be eaten raw. The zest and juice of Yuzu are used in many different ways - but the seeds are not edible.
