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Coconut sprouted Coconut sprouted
untreated, wild
Coconut Kopyor Coconut Kopyor
untreated

What is the difference between a young coconut and a brown coconut?

A young coconut is harvested earlier, while it is still full of coconut water and lined with a thin, tender layer of flesh. Compared with an older brown coconut, it offers much more water and a much softer, more delicate texture. Brown coconuts stay longer on the tree, so they usually contain less water and develop thicker, firmer flesh. That is why young coconut feels so refreshing, light, and easy to enjoy.

Which coconut is best if I want to drink coconut water?

Our young coconuts are the best place to start if you want to experience coconut at its most refreshing: Young Fresh Coconut Pagode and Young Coconut Light, both loved for their pure, revitalising water and their tender flesh.

Why is the coconut water sometimes pink?

On some of our young coconuts, the water may be completely clear or naturally turn a light pink or yellow shade — and both are perfectly normal. The flesh can also vary slightly in colour. These natural differences are part of the beauty of fresh coconut and do not affect its quality.

How long do fresh coconuts keep?

It depends on the type. Pagode keeps around 2 to 3 weeks in the fridge, Young Coconut Light about 10 days, Coconut sprouted up to 1 week, and Kopyor or Butter Macapuno around 1 to 2 weeks.

What else can I buy from Jurassic Fruit?

Beyond coconuts, you can explore a whole range of rare and flavour-packed fruits from Jurassic Fruit. Try the deeply aromatic Mangosteen, the refreshing and delicately sweet Sweet Granadilla, or the rich, tropical Jackfruit Ripe Phet.

Which coconut is best if I want creamy flesh to eat with a spoon?

Go for our Coconut Kopyor or Coconut Butter Macapuno if you want a creamy coconut experience. These rare coconuts are all about smooth, spoonable flesh with a rich, almost dessert-like texture. They are made to be opened, scooped, and enjoyed slowly, one spoonful at a time.