What can you do with a bunch of grapefruit?

Table of Contents:

1. What can you do with a bunch of grapefruit?
2. Does grapefruit cause inflammation?
3. Why can't you eat a grapefruit like an orange?
4. What's the best grapefruit to eat?
5. How can you tell if a grapefruit is bad?

What can you do with a bunch of grapefruit?

Add chunks to a fruit salad and drizzle the juice over it to keep it fresh. Drizzle grapefruit juice over an apple to stop it browning, and for extra flavour – great in lunchboxes. Bake a grapefruit poppy seed cake (I'll post this recipe soon) or add zest to shortbread biscuit mix (yumm)

Does grapefruit cause inflammation?

Citrus fruits cause inflammation In fact, citrus fruits have anti-inflammatory benefits, as well as being rich in vitamin C and antioxidants. Grapefruit juice can, however, interact with some medicines that doctors use to treat arthritis.

Why can't you eat a grapefruit like an orange?

The bitter truth The white pith of both grapefruit and oranges is extremely bitter. That's the white layer between the outer peel and the flesh of the fruit. You don't want to eat that. The membrane that encases each section of grapefruit is also bitter.

What's the best grapefruit to eat?

Look for Flame or ruby red varieties (including Rio Red and Star Ruby). Also try the Oro Blanco grapefruit-pomelo hybrid, which also tastes quite sweet.

How can you tell if a grapefruit is bad?

Some common traits of bad grapefruit are a soft texture and some discoloration of the skin. The soft spot then becomes moist and can develops mold, usually white in color at first, and the grapefruit should then be tossed.