Big Dragon Fruits in-store
- The Food Forum
- Mar 18, 2022
- 1 min read
Have you slayed (eaten) the mighty dragon fruit??
Described by many as a cross between a kiwi and a pear, this mythical-sounding fruit tastes sweet and delicate, with a smooth, creamy texture.
Dragon fruit is also jam-packed with antioxidants, vitamin C and loads minerals, like calcium and phosphorus!!
Dragon fruit - $7.99/kg!!
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Seeing big dragon fruits in-store always gets me thinking about planning meals around what’s fresh and eye-catching. When you’re already comparing sizes and prices at the store, it’s helpful to do the same with dining options too. I usually check updated restaurant menus before deciding where to eat or cater from, especially for family meals. This Olive Garden menu with prices breakdown helped me plan ahead without guesswork: https://theolivegardenmenu.com/