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On 2/26/2024 at 8:26 AM, BeeZee said:It was like chewing BB’s, they were really hard. Do the seeds get any softer if the fruit is more ripe? I like the flavor, but no way I am eating those seeds, I will cook them and use a fine strainer to separate the flesh as fall back.
It's not a problem I've had but I'm certain they're not going to soften. This website may help you deal with them in other ways.
https://www.guavafacts.com/how-to-eat-guava-seeds/
On 2/26/2024 at 8:26 AM, BeeZee said:It was like chewing BB’s, they were really hard. Do the seeds get any softer if the fruit is more ripe? I like the flavor, but no way I am eating those seeds, I will cook them and use a fine strainer to separate the flesh as fall back.
It's not a problem I've had. This website may help.
https://www.guavafacts.com/how-to-eat-guava-seeds/
