Egg-shaped fruit from a vine, hard shiny skin, with sweet tart yellow/orange pulp and small edible seeds. Eat fresh, fruit salad, juice, topping or sauce on desserts.
Varieties include: Passiflora edulis: Hard, slightly wrinkled, purple outer shell Passiflora flavicapa: Has a yellow outer skin
Selection: Choose heavy fruit, avoid excessive wrinkling or blemished skins.
Storage: Store in airtight bags under refrigerator or scoop out the pulp and freeze. Passionfruit at room temperature dehydrate quickly.
Preparation: Cut in halves and scoop out flesh and seeds with a small spoon. If juice is required, push gently through a sieve, add a little fresh orange juice to extend the volume. Freeze in small containers for convenience.
Serving suggestion: Fill a glass with low-fat natural yoghurt. Top with sliced banana and strawberries. Drizzle passionfruit pulp on top.
Passionfruit contains vitamin C. Two passionfruit provide one serve of fruit. Serving size: 2 medium passionfruit, 36g
Energy
109.4 kJ
304.0 kJ
Protein
1.1 g
3.0 g
Fat -saturated
0.1 g 0.0 g
0.3 g 0.0 g
Carbohydrate -sugars
2.1 g 2.1 g
5.7 g 5.7 g
Fibre
5.0 g
13.9 g
Sodium
6.8 mg
19.0 mg
Vitamin C
6.5 mg (14% RDI*)
18.0 mg
Passionfruit, raw
*Recommended Dietary Intake
Passionfruit
Low fat
High fibre
Very low salt
Good source of vitamin C