Papaya-Passion-Guava Elixir (Island Trio)
Bright, tropical, and balanced — papaya's creaminess, passion fruit's tang, and guava's floral sweetness come together in this refreshing Island Trio elixir.
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🥘 Ingredients
- •3 cups ripe papaya, peeled & diced (~450 g)
- •1 cup guava flesh, chopped, seeds removed if possible (~180 g)
- •Pulp of 6 passion fruits (about ½ cup / scoop the seeds & juice)
- •½ cup coconut water or cold water (120 ml)
- •Juice of 1 lime (≈ 30 ml)
- •2 tbsp honey or agave (≈ 30 ml) — adjust to taste
- •1 cup ice (about 8–10 cubes)
- •Pinch of fine sea salt (optional — brightens flavor)
- •Optional: 1 small knob fresh ginger (2–3 mm slice) for a spicy kick
- •Optional: fresh mint for garnish
- •Optional: 30–45 ml white rum for cocktail version
📝 Instructions
- 1Prep fruit: peel, seed and chop papaya. Halve guavas and scoop out flesh; press through a sieve or pick out big seeds (guava seeds are edible but grainy). Halve passion fruits and scoop pulp into a bowl.
- 2Add to blender in this order: papaya, guava, passion fruit pulp, coconut water, lime juice, honey, and a pinch of salt.
- 3Blend on high until completely smooth (about 45–60 seconds). Stop, taste, and adjust: more honey for sweetness, more lime for acidity, or a splash more water for a thinner consistency.
- 4If you prefer a seed-free, silky juice: pour the blended mixture through a fine mesh strainer into a pitcher, pressing with the back of a spoon. (If you like texture, skip straining.)
- 5Add ice to the pitcher or return strained juice + ice to the blender and pulse once to chill and slightly froth.
- 6Serve cold over ice, garnish with a lime wheel and mint. If making cocktails, add rum at the serving stage and stir gently.
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How do you make Papaya-Passion-Guava Elixir?
Papaya-Passion-Guava Elixir is made by preparing the listed tropical fruit ingredients, following the recipe steps in order, and adjusting sweetness, spice, and lime to taste.
Which fruit is featured in Papaya-Passion-Guava Elixir?
This Caribbean recipe highlights tropical fruit flavors and links back to related IslandFruitGuide fruit profiles for nutrition, seasonality, and storage tips.
How should Papaya-Passion-Guava Elixir be stored?
Store leftovers covered in the refrigerator. Fresh juices and fruit dishes are best enjoyed within 1 to 2 days for flavor and food safety.
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Reviewed by: IslandFruitGuide Editorial Team
Last Updated: June 17, 2026
Traditional Caribbean usage: Cultural notes are presented as food heritage and traditional usage, not as medical treatment claims.
Nutritional references: Nutrient summaries are cross-checked against public food composition and nutrition education references where available.