22/07/2026
Most people know nata de coco for its refreshing, chewy texture, but few know it started as a Filipino innovation.
In 1949, Filipina chemist Teódula Kalaw África discovered a way to transform leftover coconut water into what we now know as nata de coco. Decades later, it became a food sensation in Japan, where demand grew so quickly that the country relied heavily on imports from the Philippines to keep up.
Today, nata de coco continues to be enjoyed around the world. Naturally low in fat and a source of dietary fiber, it's an easy way to add a refreshing bite to fruit bowls, yogurt, smoothies, or enjoy straight from the jar as a convenient snack.
Discover the refreshing goodness of Fruit Basket Nata de Coco, available in supermarkets nationwide.
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