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Vacuum-Fried Jackfruit: Jackfruit in its Hippest Form

If you are fond of jackfruit but hates taking out its ripe pulp having its gummy latex accumulate on your hands, then you would be pleased to know that through vacuum frying technology you can now have your favorite fruit anytime and in packs without compromising its original flavor and health benefits.

I was astonished when my officemate brought a pack of Baybay Delights’ Vacuum-Fried Jackfruit for us to taste. “It’s crispy and tastes like jackfruit!” I commented. Then I remembered the famous Vinamit Jackfruit Chips, which is a signature product of Vietnam sold in airports and, incidentally, in a small Vietnamese village in Palawan. The taste of Baybay Delights’ is not far from Vinamit but the former is much cheaper.

Vacuum frying technology has the potential to produce healthier snacks with better taste and texture. That’s because the fresh fruit is being fried under vacuum and at low temperature hence, its original color and flavor and nutrition are maintained. It also produces crunchier and crispier products.

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New Jackfruit Variety, Food Products Developed

There’s a new jackfruit variety that farmers should try to grow and for food entrepreneurs to process to earn big money. It’s EVIARC Sweet, a variety that has a crunchy, thick, and juicy flesh.

It was developed by the Eastern Visayas Integrated Agricultural Research Center (EVIARC) to boost the country’s jackfruit industry, and was already registered at the Bureau of Plant IndustryNational Seed Industry Council (BPINSIC).

The demand for the planting materials of this variety is increasing, and to cope with it, EVIARC has trained government agricultural technicians and private gardeners in jackfruit propagation, and has established scion groves in Provincial Technical Institutes of Agriculture (PTIA) Provincial Research and Extension Centers (PRECs) to produce more planting materials.

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