Pomelo Squash
Code : P14190
INR
250 / Bottle MRP : 422 41% Off Excluding Taxes & Duties
Extra Charges : Shipping | Insurance | Packaging
Net Weight : 750 Ml
Description :
Pomelo Squash is a bright, citrusy concentrate made from the juice and pulp of the Citrus maxima, the largest of all citrus fruits. Known for its thick rind and oversized segments, the pomelo lends a flavour profile that is sweeter and more delicate than a grapefruit, with a pleasant, lingering floral note and a hint of characteristic bitterness. To create the squash, the juice is carefully extracted to avoid the bitter pith and then simmered with sugar to create a translucent, pale yellow or soft pink syrup. When mixed with cold water or sparkling soda, it yields a sophisticated, crisp beverage that is exceptionally refreshing. From a nutritional standpoint, Pomelo Squash is an excellent source of Vitamin C and potassium, making it a fantastic boost for the immune system and heart health. The fruit is rich in bioflavonoids and antioxidants that help combat oxidative stress and support skin health. Additionally, pomelo is known for containing enzymes that can aid in fat metabolism and digestion. This squash offers a unique way to enjoy the seasonal bounty of the king of citrus, providing a revitalizing, nutrient-dense alternative to standard lime or orange drinks while celebrating the bold, tropical flavours of regional orchards. Location : Assam, India
Specification :
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750 ml | | Nutritional Profile |
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Massive Vitamin C Load: As the largest citrus fruit, it provides a high concentration of ascorbic acid for skin glow and immunity. Potassium Power: High potassium levels help regulate fluid balance and reduce water retention, a common issue in humid climates. Lycopenes & Bioflavonoids: Rich in antioxidants that support heart health and help in cellular repair. Low Sodium: Naturally low in sodium, making it a heart-healthy choice for hypertensive individuals. | | Speciality |
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Indigenous Varieties: Crafted from the pink and white-fleshed Robab Tenga of Assam, known for being juicier and more fragrant than commercial pomelos. Floral Fragrance: Unlike common lemons, pomelo squash has a distinct, rose-like citrus aroma that is entirely natural. Pulp-Rich: Formulated to include fine juice vesicles (juice sacs) to give the squash a premium, crushed fruit feel. | | Benefits |
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Alkalizing Agent: Helps balance the bodys internal pH, reducing acidity despite its initial sour taste. Weight Management: Contains the enzyme Protein Kinase, which is believed to assist in fat metabolism. Skin Health: The high antioxidant content helps in combating aging signs and promotes natural collagen production. | | Flavour Profile |
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Floral-Citrus: A sophisticated scent that is lighter and more aromatic than orange or lime. Bittersweet Depth: A complex profile where the initial sweetness is followed by a sharp tang and a very subtle, pleasant bitter finish (typical of pomelo rind oils). Refreshing Clarity: Leaves a clean, crisp feeling on the palate. | | Taste Profile |
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Mellow Tartness: Less aggressive than lemon; it offers a soft sourness. Honeyed Finish: A lingering sweetness that complements the citrus notes perfectly. | | Ingredients |
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Primary: Fresh Pomelo Juice and Pulp (Sourced from the Brahmaputra Valley). Sweetener: Refined Sugar. Stabilizer: Pectin (derived from the fruits own thick rind). Mineral water | | Shelf Life |
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Duration: 12 months from the date of manufacture. Post-Opening: Best used within 45 days. Aging Note: The pink-fleshed varieties may darken slightly over time—this is a natural oxidation of fruit pigments and does not affect safety. | | Storage Instructions |
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Protect from Light: Keep in a dark glass or opaque bottle; pomelo juice is sensitive to light, which can mute its floral notes. Cool & Dry: Store in a cool pantry. Refrigerate after opening to preserve the delicate aroma. Shake Gently: Natural oils from the pomelo may rise to the top; shake before use. | | Origin |
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Geographic Source: Manufactured in Assam, India. Sourcing: Sourced from home-growers in districts like Sonitpur and Nagaon, where pomelo trees are a common feature of the Assamese Bari (backyard garden). | | Ethnic Roots |
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Winter Tradition: Reflects the Assamese tradition of Robab Tenga Mix, where the fruit is eaten with salt and chillies under the winter sun. Community Fruit: Pomelos are often shared among neighbours in Assam; this squash captures that spirit of community abundance. | | Sustainability |
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Backyard Harvest: Most pomelos are wild-grown in village backyards without any chemical fertilizers. Biodiversity Support: Commercial production helps preserve different local varieties (Pink, White, and Red) that are often ignored by big-box retail. Eco-Friendly Sourcing: Low-mileage fruit collection reduces the total carbon footprint of the production line. | | Preparation Tips |
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Classic Dilution: Mix 1 part squash with 4 parts water. Add of ice for a Cooler effect. Assamese Punch: Add a pinch of black salt and a dash of green chili juice for a spicy-sweet-sour drink that mimics the traditional fruit salad. Morning Detox: Mix a small amount in lukewarm water for a gentle morning digestive start. Dessert Topping: Drizzle the concentrate over vanilla ice cream or a fruit salad for a floral citrus lift. |
About Seller :
The Seller is located from "Assam, INDIA " and specialized in Processed Food.
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