What is Eugenia stipitata?
[[File:Eugenia stipitata.jpg|thumb|An image of an Araza's insides and outside.]] {{italictitle}} '''''Eugenia stipitata''''' ('''Araza''', Portuguese [[common name]]s '''araçá''', '''araçá-boi''', Spanish common name '''arazá''') is a [[guava]]-like [[fruit]] native to [[Brazil]] and parts of [[Peru]]. It is commonly found in the Rio Ucayali Valley. This small fruit has a yellow or green color, soft pulp, and is sour in [[taste]]. Brazil and Peru use araza as an [[ingredient]] in [[Drink|drinks]], [[Nectar|nectars]], [[Ice cream|ice creams]], and [[Marmalade|marmalades]]. [[Category:Fruits]] [[Category:Myrtaceae]]