HOW TO EAT PRICKLY PEAR FRUIT

Well, since I showed you how to pick the fruit last time, I figured I'd show you the method that we use to cut them up and eat the fruit.

Since Prickly Pear Fruit (AKA "Tuna") is a delicious, anti-viral, and anti-inflammatory food, we like to invite them to join us for dinner or a snack whenever possible. However, the tiny little spines can make things a little difficult. For that reason, I'll show you the simple method that I use to cut them up and remove the skin.

With a texture similar to that of a watermelon, this fruit is an excellent snack and can also be used for a wide variety of things. The only warning that I'll make sure to give is that they are full of very hard seeds, which we usually swallow whole. I figure that's easier than breaking a tooth.