
Black Sapote Chocolate Pudding
Nature's chocolate pudding β creamy black sapote blended into a decadent, healthy dessert that tastes like rich chocolate mousse.

Diospyros nigra

Black sapote is a unique tropical fruit native to Mexico and Central America, now grown in parts of the Caribbean. Often called 'chocolate pudding fruit' for its dark, custard-like flesh that resembles chocolate mousse in both texture and color.
Eat only when fully ripe and soft β the skin will turn dark green to brownish and yield to gentle pressure. Cut in half and scoop out the dark, pudding-like flesh. Eat fresh with a spoon, blend into smoothies, or use as a natural chocolate substitute in desserts, mousses, and milkshakes.
Ripen at room temperature until soft. Once ripe, refrigerate for 2β3 days. The flesh can be frozen for up to 3 months for use in smoothies and desserts.
Rich in vitamin C, dietary fiber, and potassium. Low in fat and contains natural sugars. One cup provides about 140 calories with significant antioxidant content.

Nature's chocolate pudding β creamy black sapote blended into a decadent, healthy dessert that tastes like rich chocolate mousse.

A rich, chocolate-like black sapote smoothie that tastes like a creamy, healthy dessert shake.
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