Recipe Type: juice
Feijoa Drink
You can make a simple Homemade feijoa drink a fruit beverage made from the pureed flesh of feijoas, sweetened with sugar, and mixed with water. The mixture is strained, heated to boiling, and then cooled. This drink can be stored in the refrigerator and is often combined with other fruit ...
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Feijoas in Wine Recipe
This is a delicious dessert for dinner parties, especially for those who enjoy feijoas. To prepare feijoas in wine, follow the steps below. I prefer using alcohol-free wine such as Brown Brothers Wine, which has a very low alcohol content of 0.5% ABV, or The Giesen Zero 0% range. Enjoy
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Feijoa Milkshake Recipe
The Feijoa milkshake recipe involves blending together vanilla ice cream, milk, and sliced unpeeled Feijoas, depending on your preference. However, I prefer not to peel them before adding them to the blend. Enjoy
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Feijoa cordial Recipe
feijoa cordial is a concentrated non-alcoholic fruit drink made by mixing feijoa juice or fruit extract with sugar and water. It’s often used to flavor water or cocktails, and it can also be diluted with water to make a refreshing fruit-flavored drink. Cordials come in a variety of flavors, such ...
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Feijoa and Lime Cocktail Recipe
A Feijoa and Lime Cocktail is a refreshing drink made from feijoas, a tropical fruit with a unique sweet and tangy flavor, combined with zesty lime juice. Blended together with water and creamy condensed milk, this cocktail offers a delightful balance of flavors and textures. Optionally, it can be spiked ...
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Feijoa Fool Recipe
Feijoas, also known as pineapple guavas, have a unique tropical flavor that’s both sweet and tangy. A feijoa fool involves blending or mashing feijoas and combining them with whipped cream or custard to create a creamy dessert similar to the traditional English fruit fool. Enjoy your feijoa fool!
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Feijoa Fizz Recipes
The Feijoa Fizz juice, made from feijoa skins, water, and sugar, is very easy to prepare and ensures zero waste since nothing from the feijoa fruits is discarded.
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