General
soursop
What does soursop mean?
A big, soft, spiny green fruit with tangy-sweet white pulp, used for juices and ice cream.
"Blend some soursop for a nice cold drink."
Origin
Pan-Caribbean; from Dutch 'zuurzak' (sour sack).
Frequently asked questions
What is soursop?
Soursop is a large, spiny green tropical fruit with soft, tangy-sweet white pulp, popular for juices and ice cream.
What does soursop taste like?
It has a tangy-sweet flavour often likened to a mix of pineapple and strawberry with a creamy texture.
Where does the word soursop come from?
It comes from the Dutch 'zuurzak', meaning 'sour sack'.
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