Freshpicked LLC
California-Grown Atemoya | Freshpicked California
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For Recurring Orders
For Recurring Orders
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Ripening/Special Guidelines
Ripening/Special Guidelines
Please refer to our Ripening Guideline to ensure your produce is perfectly ripe and ready to enjoy.
Delivery Information
Delivery Information
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Description
PRE-ORDERS
Estimated Harvest & Shipping: Starting November
California-Grown. Regeneratively Farmed. Harvested for Peak Flavor. Shipped Fresh. Never Chemically Treated to Extend Shelf Life.
Atemoya is a naturally occurring hybrid of Cherimoya and Sugar Apple, prized for its creamy texture, rich sweetness and subtle tropical and vanilla-like notes.
What Does Atemoya Taste Like?
Atemoya has a rich, creamy, custard-like texture and naturally intense sweetness, with tropical flavors and subtle vanilla-like notes.
Nutritional Benefits
Atemoya naturally provides fiber, vitamin C and other nutrients. Fiber supports digestive health, while vitamin C contributes to normal immune system function. Enjoy Atemoya as a naturally sweet addition to a balanced diet.
What's the Difference Between Cherimoya and Atemoya?
Both are naturally sweet tropical fruits with creamy flesh. Cherimoya is typically softer and more custard-like when fully ripe, with pronounced tropical flavors. Atemoya tends to have a slightly firmer texture with subtle vanilla-like notes and its own distinctive sweetness.
How to Eat Atemoya
Once ripe, cut the fruit in half and scoop out the creamy flesh with a spoon. Remove the seeds as you eat. Enjoy it on its own or add it to fruit bowls, smoothies and desserts.
How to Ripen Atemoya
Keep Atemoya at room temperature until it becomes slightly soft to the touch. Once ripe, enjoy promptly or refrigerate briefly to slow further ripening.
For more guidance, see our Ripening Guide.