- Papaya: This tropical fruit is a powerhouse of vitamin C! Plus, it aids digestion thanks to the enzyme papain. Perfect in a smoothie or even in a salad.
- Dragon Fruit (Pitaya): You’ve probably seen this fluorescent pink fruit in Instagram pictures. If you have never tasted it, now is the time. It is sweet and slightly tangy, with a texture similar to kiwi. A true visual and gustatory gem!
- Passion Fruit: This small fruit with a rough shell hides gelatinous and juicy seeds. It has an intense sweet-tart flavor that melts with pleasure.
- Peach: Who doesn’t love peaches? In summer, this juicy fruit is a real delight. Plus, it is rich in antioxidants and fiber.
- Pear: The pear is a bit of a discreet fruit, but it has everything to please. Sweet, crunchy, and perfect for recipes like pies.
- Plum: Small yet mighty, the plum is ideal for boosting your intake of vitamins and fiber. Plus, it is perfect in compotes or as a snack.
- Papaya: Great for digestion and boosts your immune system thanks to its vitamin C.
- Dragon Fruit: Excellent for the skin, as it is rich in antioxidants. Plus, it helps regulate blood pressure.
- Passion Fruit: It’s an anti-stress ally. It helps you relax and sleep better. Who would have thought this little fruit could be so zen?
- Peach: Perfect for hydrating your skin and aiding digestion, the peach is also a natural anti-inflammatory.
- Pear: It has a satiating effect, which can help you control your appetite while providing essential fiber for your body.
- Plum: Ideal for maintaining good intestinal health, thanks to its richness in fiber. It’s a natural detox fruit!
- Tropical Smoothie with Papaya and Dragon Fruit
- 1/2 papaya
- 1/2 dragon fruit
- 1 banana
- 200 ml coconut milk
- Peach and Plum Tart
- 2 peaches
- 4 plums
- 1 shortcrust pastry
- What are the exotic fruits starting with P?
- Papaya and dragon fruit are the two most popular exotic fruits starting with “P”. They are perfect for lovers of new and exotic flavors.
- How to choose a good pear?
- Choose a pear that gives slightly under pressure. This means it is ripe and ready to be enjoyed!
- What is the difference between plum and sloe?
- The sloe is a small wild fruit, while the plum is generally larger and cultivated. The sloes have a more tart taste, while plums are sweeter.

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