Passion fruit

Passion Fruit

Passion Fruit comes from a tropical flower and was named by the early Spanish missionaries in South America.
It was their attempt to explain the mystery of Christ’s passion to the Indians they were converting.
Different parts of the flower represented the crown of thorns, the scourging post, the nail and wounds, the apostles, etc.
Look for fruit that is large and heavy. Mold on outer skin does not affect quality and can be wiped off.
Passion Fruit will keep in the refrigerator for about a week or can be frozen and stored for months.

Our Passion fruit is grown here in Florida and comes in a flat.