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Soursop tea is a drink made from brewing the dried leaves of the soursop tree. It is natural and free of caffeine, sugar, fat, cholesterol, and sodium. It can also have a sedative effect when consumed.  Here are nine fun ways to incorporate soursop tea into your diet. Basic Soursop Tea One of the easiest ways to enjoy soursop tea is on its own. It has a unique taste similar to a cross between green tea and vanilla, with a slightly sweet note. The strength of the flavor depends on how long it is brewed, but overall it does not have...

People who love the soursop flavor and its all natural health benefits will love the eight amazing recipes or methods in this post to add soursop fruit powder it to your diet. Each recipe uses  our Grow Grow Food Co. soursop fruit powder. It comes from fresh soursop bought from a local fruit producer in Malaysia. The soursop is picked ripe, the rind and seeds are removed, then it is heat dried, and ground into a fine powder.  You could alternatively use our Grow Grow Food Co.  freeze dried soursop fruit  which are dry like fruit chips and can be ground easily into a...

Soursop is an amazing delicious fruit grown in tropical and sub tropical regions of the world. But it doesn't travel well, especially to places like Canada. The fresh fruit requires refrigeration and ripens in a few days. That's why many people who love soursop eat freeze dried soursop instead. Imagine all the taste and nutrients of soursop fruit that eats like a chip. It's 100% all soursop pulp with no additives and no sulfur. That's Grow Gorw Food Co. freeze dried soursop. And it is not expensive in Canada. Here are 10 reasons why you should eat freeze dried soursop too. Freeze dried soursop (also...

Soursop, which is also known as graviola, is a tree and the fruit that it bears that is grown primarily in tropical and subtropical regions of the world. If you live in Toronto, and have friends or family from the Caribbean, a tropical African nation or if you are from the Philippines, Vietnam, Thailand or Malaysia, then you might be familiar with the green tropical spring fruit and the soursop tree that bears it.  [Click to Visit Soursop Store Canada]   Because the fruit is grown in warm climates you are not likely to find soursop fruit or soursop leaves for tea...