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Dragonfruit was first introduced into Queensland in the early 1980′s. It is now grown in Queensland, the Northern Territory and parts of Western Australia and New South Wales. Fruit are large, between 150-600 g and brightly coloured pink, crimson or red with fleshy green scales. The flesh is white or red with many tiny black seeds. Choose Australian dragonfruit where possible. Look for fresh looking fruit that feels heavy. Store in the fridge. The fruit is generally eaten fresh, it can be chilled and cut in half to reveal the attractive flesh and either sliced or scooped out with a spoon. The delicately sweet flesh is crisp and refreshing, and can also be used in fruit salads, marmalades, jellies, ices and drinks.
