🄭 Pawpaw ≠ Papaya: Why This Native Superfruit Deserves Its Own Spotlight
Think you’ve tried every superfruit? Think again. The pawpaw isn’t papaya’s cousin—it’s a creamy, custard-like native of the eastern U.S. that’s been hiding in plain sight.
šŸ” Myth Check:
Papaya = tropical import.
Pawpaw = forest-foraged, protein-packed powerhouse.
🌿 Why Pawpaw Pops:
- Tastes like banana + mango + vanilla pudding
- High in vitamin C, magnesium, and antioxidants
- Surprisingly rich in protein for a fruit
- Grows wild in temperate zones—no tropical passport required
šŸ›’ Where to Find It:
Don’t expect it at big-box stores. Look for pawpaw at:
- Farmers markets in Ohio, Kentucky, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia
- Foraged.com and seasonal online sellers
- Regional co-ops and organic grocers
- Or grow your own from seeds or seedlings
🌲 Hey Foragers! (Come in ) :
Have you spotted pawpaw in the wild? Drop your tips, pics, and pawpaw lore below. Let’s give this forgotten fruit the fame it deserves!
šŸ“ø Bonus: Share your best pawpaw pics.
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