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I read on another forum that the maypop fruit (passionfruit) contains potentially dangerous amounts of cyanide and should be eaten with caution. Is this true, or is there nothing to worry about? Thank you
All passiflora generate cyanide as a natural defense against being eaten. This includes unripe fruit. Once the fruit is fully ripe--ie it drops from the vine--the cyanide is gone and the pulp is safe to eat. Maypops have been a food source for Native Americans for tens of thousands of years, after all. Avoid eating the rind, leaves and stems and you will be fine.
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