Breadfruit seeds are edible, and are usually eaten roasted. Seedless breadfruits have an oblong, hollow core where their seeds would normally be found. Sometimes, this hollow core contains hairs and small, flat, undeveloped seeds measuring no more than a tenth of an inch (3 mm.) in length.

How do you remove seeds from breadfruit?

Remove seeds from healthy, ripe breadfruit. Plant the seeds soon because they lose viability quickly and can't be stored. Rinse the breadfruit seeds in a strainer to remove the pulp, then treat them with fungicide or soak them in a weak (2 percent) bleach solution for five to 10 minutes.

Can you eat breadfruit seed?

Breadfruit is a tree. The seeds and fruit of breadfruit are eaten as foods.