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Loquat is a delicious spring fruit that is native to China but now grown in various regions. Here are some frequently asked questions about loquat fruit and where to find them locally:
What does loquat taste like?
Loquats have a sweet, subtly aromatic flavor that is similar to a cross between an apricot and peach. The flesh is firm yet tender with a slight citrus undertone.
When is loquat season?
Loquat season typically runs from late winter to early summer depending on your region. In many parts of the US, the prime loquat harvesting period is April through June.
Where can I buy loquats?
Look for loquats at your local farmers market during season. Some supermarkets may also carry them for a limited time. You can also check with Asian grocers which often import loquats year-round.
How do you eat loquats?
Loquats can be eaten fresh out of hand, used in fruit salads or baked goods. The flesh can also be scooped out and enjoyed on cereal, yogurt or ice cream for a sweet treat.
Can loquats be frozen?
Yes, loquats freeze well for future use. Simply wash, cut into halves and remove the seeds before placing in an airtight freezer bag or container. Enjoy frozen loquats in smoothies or cooked desserts.
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