how many grams in a cup of horned melon kiwano?

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• How much pulp do you get from one horned melon?
  Roughly 1 cup, or about 233 g, from a fully ripe orange-skinned kiwano. Underripe green fruit yields a touch less because the gel is firmer and clings to the rind. When a sorbet base or tropical chutney calls for a cup of kiwano pulp, planning on one fruit per cup is a safe rule before you start halving and scooping.
• Should I strain the seeds out before measuring?
  Depends on the recipe. The seeds are edible and sit suspended in the gel, so smoothies and chutneys take the cup straight — seeds and all — at the full 233 g. Sorbets and clear cocktail syrups usually push the pulp through a sieve, which leaves you with around 150-170 g of strained juice per cupful of raw pulp.
• Can I freeze kiwano pulp by the cup?
  Yes — scoop the pulp into a measuring cup, transfer 233 g portions to freezer bags, and lay them flat. The gel structure breaks down on thaw, so frozen kiwano works best in blended applications like smoothies, granitas, or coulis rather than anywhere you wanted the original jelly texture intact.

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