
Papaya Smoothie Bowl
A vibrant, nutrient-packed papaya smoothie bowl bursting with Caribbean tropical flavor โ rich in Vitamin C, fiber, and natural enzymes.

Carica papaya

Papaya is a breakfast staple across the Caribbean, beloved for its sweet, musky flavor and butter-soft orange flesh. Rich in digestive enzymes, it's both a delicious fruit and a natural medicine. Green papaya is also used as a vegetable in salads and stews.
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Explore the guideCut in half lengthwise, scoop out seeds (edible with peppery flavor). Slice or cube the flesh. Squeeze lime juice over it for a classic Caribbean breakfast. Also excellent in smoothies, salads, and salsas.
Ripen at room temperature. Ripe papaya keeps 2-3 days in refrigerator. Cut papaya should be consumed within 2 days. Seeds can be dried and used as pepper substitute.
Outstanding source of vitamin C (224% DV per fruit), vitamin A, folate, and papain enzyme. One medium papaya has about 120 calories.

A vibrant, nutrient-packed papaya smoothie bowl bursting with Caribbean tropical flavor โ rich in Vitamin C, fiber, and natural enzymes.

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