Also known as a custard apple, this fruit originates in the Andes Mountains. It is described as a cross between pineapple, strawberry and banana and has a soft, creamy flesh when ripe. Simply cut in half and scoop the flesh out. The seeds are not edible however, so they should NOT be eaten.
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