White Peach
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White Peach

China (original home of the peach); white varieties developed in AsiaSummer (June–August)Very sweet, aromatic, floral

Did You Know?

White peaches were cultivated in China and Japan for centuries before yellow peaches became popular in the West. They're still considered more prestigious in Asian cultures.

Overview

China (original home of the peach); white varieties developed in Asia · Summer (June–August) · fruits

White peach is a peach variety with creamy white flesh, pinkish skin, and a sweeter, less acidic flavor than yellow peaches. It's more aromatic and delicate with a floral, honey-like taste.

China (original home of the peach); white varieties developed in Asia

Origin

Summer

Season

Easy

Difficulty

fruits

Category

Flavor Profile

Very sweetaromaticfloralhoney-likeless acidic than yellow peach

Storage Tips

Ripen at room temperature, refrigerate once ripe up to 5 days.

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How to Cook with White Peach

Recipes, pairings, substitutes, and professional tips

Cooking Tips

Best eaten fresh when perfectly ripe. Use in fruit salads, compotes, and desserts. Pairs beautifully with cream and Champagne.

Substitutes

Yellow peach, nectarine, apricot

Nutrition & Health Benefits

The nutritional profile and health properties of White Peach

Nutrition Highlights

fat

0.3

carbs

9.5

fiber

1.5

protein

0.9

calories

39

potassium

5% DV

vitamin_c

11% DV

Quick Facts

Categoryfruits
OriginChina (original home of the peach); white varieties developed in Asia
SeasonSummer (June–August)
DifficultyEasy

Health Benefits

Rich in vitamin C, potassium, and antioxidants. Supports immune and skin health.

White Peach Photos

3 photos showcasing White Peach in its many forms

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White Peach

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OriginChina (original home of the peach); white varieties developed in Asia
SeasonSummer (June–August)
DifficultyEasy

Flavor Notes

Very sweetaromaticfloralhoney-likeless acidic than yellow peach

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