They're supposed to taste much like a guava, I would wash & peel them and mash the fruit into a pulp. Strain the juice through a fine mesh sieve or cheesecloth, getting all the juice you can. Guava and passionfruit are fairly concentrated in flavor, so if the marulas are similar, you can add some water or tea to them. I would try adding the juice to a cold green tea. Try adding smaller amounts of the tea to the juice until you get a good flavor combination.
Marulas are supposed to be super high in Vitamin C and the seeds contain some essential oils that have a high nutrition value.
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February 14, 2011
They're supposed to taste much like a guava, I would wash & peel them and mash the fruit into a pulp. Strain the juice through a fine mesh sieve or cheesecloth, getting all the juice you can. Guava and passionfruit are fairly concentrated in flavor, so if the marulas are similar, you can add some water or tea to them. I would try adding the juice to a cold green tea. Try adding smaller amounts of the tea to the juice until you get a good flavor combination.
Marulas are supposed to be super high in Vitamin C and the seeds contain some essential oils that have a high nutrition value.