Soursop products are available at Walmart

Soursop fruit in Walmart

Soursop fruit and soursop products can be found in a variety of places around the United States, and Walmart is not exception.

Here is a list of various soursop fruit products you may find at your local Walmart store. Regional availability is subject to demand and so your local store will carry a product if the local Walmart customers consume it. That said if the soursop product you are looking for is not available near you at your local store then you can order it online through Walmart.com.

Here is a round-up of the line of products Walmart carries on its website as it pertains to soursop fruit and related soursop products.

Note: In some cases you may see soursop products referred to as graviola. This is common synonym that may appear on packing of some soursop products carried by Walmart. To serve the Spanish-speaking Walmart shoppers you may also see reference to Guanoabana, which is the Spanish word for soursop.

In store shopping at Walmart vs Online at Walmart.com

As you will see via the links below, you can find soursop product at Walmart, however you will need to use the links to see if your local store carries them. Walmart.com does not ship many of them direct to your door unlike this online store which does.

Soursop Fruit Products at Walmart

  • Frozen soursop pulp – Chiquita   This frozen soursop pulp is great way to access soursop fruit however you will have to visit your local Walmart to buy it. Walmart.com will not ship it to you.
  • Frozen soursop pulp – Goya – This frozen soursop pulp is produced by Goya. Walmart will not ship this. You will have to visit your local store.
  • La Fe soursop pulp – This frozen soursop pulp can be found at your local store. Walmart will not ship it via its online store.

Soursop Tea Products at Walmart

Soursop Cold Beverages at Walmart

Soursop Supplements Walmart

Soursop Fresh Soursop Fruit at Walmart

It is unlikely that you would ever commonly find fresh soursop fruit in the fresh fruit section at Walmart. That is because it is highly perishable and will not last long on a store display. Fresh soursop will last for 4-6 days in a refrigerator and 1-2 days unrefrigerated. So to locate fresh soursop fruit you should order it from an online store like http://soursopstore.com.

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Guanabana fruit

What is guanabana fruit used for?

guanabana fruitGuanabana fruit is also known as soursop and is harvested from the graviola tree. The tall tropical tree is a small, upright evergreen tree that grows 15 to 18 ft (5 to 6 meters) in height.
The guanabana tree produces a large heart-shaped edible guanabana fruit that is 6 to 9 inches long. The inedible skin is yellowish green in color. Inside is white flesh dotted with 3/4 inch black or brown seeds.
You can find the fruit in most of the warmest tropical areas in South and North America including the Amazon, the Caribbean and Mexico. It also grows in south Florida.
It can also be found in local markets in the tropics.  Sometimes guanabana fruit is referred to as soursop, custard apple, custard pear, paw paw, or sometimes Brazilian cherimoya.

What is the guanabana fruit used for in the kitchen?

Guanabana fruit is excellent for making drinks, ice creams and and frozen desserts. Though it can be slightly sour and acidic, as it ripens , it can be eaten raw.

What is guanabana fruit used for in natural medicine?

GuanabanaThe guanabana fruit and fruit juice can be eaten to treat worms and parasites, to cool fevers, to increase mother’s milk after childbirth. It is also used to treat diarrhea and dysentery.
The crushed guanabana seeds in the fruit pulp are used to treat internal and external parasites and worms.

History of guanabana fruit in regional natural medicine

Guanabana fruit has a long rich history of use in herbal medicine, and among indigenous peoples in the tropics.

Peru

You find  that a tea from the guanabana leaf is used for mucus reduction in the Peruvian Andes. The crushed seeds of the fruit are used to kill parasites. In the Peruvian Amazon the bark roots and leaves are used for diabetes and as a sedative and antispasmodic.

Guyana

Indigenous tribes in Guyana use a guanabana leaf tea of as a sedative and heart tonic.

Brazil

In the Brazilian Amazon, the unripened fruit is combined with olive oil. It is used externally for neuralgia, rheumatism and to treat arthritis pain.

Jamaica and Caribbean islands

In the Caribbean, especially in Jamaica, Guanabana fruit and its juice has long been used to treat:
  • fevers
  • parasites
  • to bring in mother’s milk.
  • to ease diarrhea.
  • And, to treat cancer

Plus, it is also used for heart conditions, coughs, difficult childbirth, asthma, asthenia, hypertension and to clear parasites.