Rambuton

Joyfully receive this interesting tropical fruit. Named after its red strands of hair grown on the skin it is a  perfectly reference to its appearance. The word ‘Rambut’ means hair.

This fruit is home to southeast Asia where many of the people there not only enjoy the taste and look of this fruit, but they experience the mythical culture that the fruit is associated with. They say that Rambuton is weaved into stories of love and romance.

When you peel away the skin of the Rambuton, you will see its white flesh, and this is similar in look and texture to Lychee. It is not as sweet as Lychee but is still fruit that offers an amazing variation to Lychee.

This fruit from Southern Asia is not just a fruit to behold its unique appearance, this fruit is a nutritional powerhouse

Rambutan is not only a treat for the taste buds but also a nutritional powerhouse. Rich in vitamins C and A, as well as a good source of fiber and various antioxidants, rambutan offers a refreshing and healthful snack option for those seeking a taste of the tropics.