Loquat
Sweet-tart loquat, a cross between apricot and plum, floral aroma.
Loquat is a small, soft, juicy fruit with a sweet and slightly tart taste and floral notes. Its melting texture and sweetness make it a popular fruit, raw or cooked, in Mediterranean cuisine, especially at the end of spring.

Best pairings
Orange Classic84%Classic citrus that enhances the delicate acidity and floral notes of the loquat.
Cardamom Classic81%Oriental spice enhances floral complexity with notes of honey and lemon.
Rose water Classic79%Characteristic floral pairing of the Levant and North Africa, amplifies floral subtlety.
Almond Classic76%Loquat and almond, stone fruit aromas.
Apricot Classic75%Complementary early summer fruits with similar tart and caramelized flavors.
Honey Classic74%Loquats with honey, a spring dessert.
Goat cheese Classic72%Loquat and goat cheese, tart and milky sweetness.
Ricotta Classic72%Ricotta and loquat, a fresh spring dessert.
Thyme Aroma bridge72%Piquant herb creates a flavorful contrast with the fruit's delicate sweetness.
Mint Aroma bridge70%Herbaceous freshness lightens sweetness and adds vibrancy to the palate.
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FAQ
What goes with loquat?
Loquat pairs especially well with orange, cardamom, rose water, almond and apricot. Classic citrus that enhances the delicate acidity and floral notes of the loquat.
When is loquat in season?
Best season: spring.
What can I substitute for loquat?
If you don't have it, try: apricot, peach, quince.