


Plumcot



A plumcot is a cross between a Japanese plum and an apricot. Depending on the percentage of plum/apricot, this fruit is also called apruim or pluot. In appearance, this fruit most closely resembles the plum. A plumcot has a dark red, smooth skin and a large stone. The flesh is orangey to red. The fruit is very aromatic and tasty.
Preparation & storage
Wash the fruit and remove the stalk. The large seed, in ripe specimens, usually releases easily.
Information
Portion size
Cultivation
Tip
Plumcot flavour
Availability
From the Netherlands
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From abroad
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