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Cherimoya
Fruit

Cherimoya

79Health
Score
A

Cherimoya is a tropical fruit rich in fiber, potassium, and vitamin B6, offering a creamy texture with a mild, sweet flavor profile that supports digestive health and cardiovascular function.

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Why Cherimoya scores 79

Nutrient density23
Protein quality6
Fiber content9
Healthy fats5
Bioactive compounds11
Glycemic impact10
Top nutrients
Vitamin B620.3Vitamin C14Riboflavin10.1Thiamin8.4Copper7.7

Nutrition

per_100g

75
Calories
1.6g
Protein
17.7g
Carbs
0.7g
Fat
3g
Fiber

Health benefits

Supports digestive health and stable blood glucose control

strong evidence

The 3g of dietary fiber per 100g, primarily soluble fiber, slows gastric emptying and reduces glucose spikes while feeding beneficial gut bacteria that produce short-chain fatty acids

Promotes cardiovascular health and blood pressure regulation

strong evidence

High potassium content (287mg/100g) supports vasodilation and sodium-potassium balance, while low sodium minimizes hypertension risk

Supports cognitive function and neurotransmitter synthesis

moderate evidence

Vitamin B6 (0.345mg) is essential for dopamine, serotonin, and GABA synthesis; folate supports homocysteine metabolism, reducing cognitive decline risk

Provides antioxidant and anti-inflammatory support

moderate evidence

Vitamin C (12.6mg) and phenolic compounds reduce oxidative stress and systemic inflammation markers associated with aging

Pairs well with

  • ·Pair with Greek yogurt or kefir because the soluble fiber in cherimoya enhances probiotic colonization and produces butyrate, amplifying gut barrier function
  • ·Combine with almonds or walnuts because healthy fats improve absorption of fat-soluble micronutrients and provide sustained energy release
  • ·Mix with leafy greens (spinach, kale) because cherimoya's vitamin C significantly enhances non-heme iron absorption from the greens, supporting hemoglobin synthesis

Practical tips

  • ·Best timing: midday
  • ·Select cherimoyas that yield slightly to gentle pressure but aren't mushy; refrigerate ripe fruit and consume within 2-3 days to preserve nutrient density
  • ·Scoop flesh directly with a spoon and discard the large, inedible seeds to avoid accidental ingestion of potentially toxic compounds in the seed coat
  • ·Add to smoothies with cinnamon and ginger to enhance postprandial glucose control and reduce inflammation, or consume as-is for maximum nutrient retention

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