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23 de oct. de 2023 · From passion fruit to dead man’s fruit (yes, that’s a real fruit), we are covering 35 of the strangest fruits in this comprehensive guide to strange fruits.
8 de ene. de 2015 · From yardlongs, which grow so fast that you can almost watch them get bigger, to durian, which smells like dirty gym socks but tastes like creamy almond custard, these are the wildest, most unusual fruits and veggies in the natural world.
- Amla
- Bushukan
- Kumquat
- Pomelo
- Araza
- Lulo
- Ugli
- Rambutan
- Lychee
- Jackfruit
At a glance, Indian gooseberries look like giant white grapes but their texture is very different. The plant consists of a deciduous tree with long and thin branches. The Indian gooseberry fruit has a spherical shape with light green color, smooth texture, and sour-bitter taste. It’s not as tasty and sweet as some other fruits but it’s one of the b...
Bushukan, also known as Buddha’s Handin the Western Hemisphere is a citrus fruit with long extensions that look like fingers (hence, the name) and yellow skin that resembles a lemon. It’s a seasonal fruit that grows in the winters and can be found in Southern China and Northeast India. The fruit’s inside is white and juiceless without any seeds or ...
Kumquat is another exotic citrus fruitthat comes in bite-size. What makes this fruit interesting is the fact that its peel is edible; it’s actually sweet and tender and it tastes like orange. So, if you think peeling off a fruit is a pain in the but and you like stuffing whole fruits in your mouth, you ‘ll love kumquat. The fruit originates from Ch...
Imagine a mix of pear and grapefruit, put it on steroids, and you get pomelo, the largest fruit from the citrus family. We just can’t talk about weird exotic fruits without mentioning this guy. The fruit has a thick outer layer but once you get through it, you’ll discover big and juicy citrus flesh that tastes like grapefruit. The pomelo fruit orig...
Arazais one of the rare weird-looking exotic fruits of the world that was never (massively) replanted outside of its native region. This citrus fruit is native to the Amazon Jungle of South America and is also known as the Amazon guava. Araza has high acidity and is perhaps too acidic to be eaten on its own but it makes a very refreshing juice and ...
Lulois another citrus fruit that originates from South America. This fruit is very popular in Ecuador, Colombia, and Panama but it doesn’t enjoy that reputation in the rest of the world. It looks a lot like tomato, especially after you cut it in half but it tastes like a mix of a pineapple and a lemon. If you’re traveling in this part of the world,...
Don’t let its name fool you; its name might be ug-li but its taste certainly isn’t. This fruit originates from Jamaica and is a natural hybrid from orange, grapefruit, and tangerine. The fruit has a green peel that turns orange when the fruit is ripe. Its taste is bitter (not as bitter as grapefruit) and sour (slightly sourer than an orange).
Rambutan is probably one of the weirdest-looking exotic fruits you’ll ever find. It can be found across Southeast Asia. The fruit name originates from the Malaysian word “rambit”, meaning hairy and it’s not hard to see why. The fruit has a thin, smooth flesh, covered in pink/red long hairs. This is one of the exotic fruits that looks more like an a...
Lychee is another tropical exotic fruit with an unusual appearance that closely resembles rambutan. It’s not as hairy but it has a similar color with a rough texture and white flesh just like the rambutan. The flavor is also quite similar- a mix of sweet and tart. At a glance, just like rambutan, it also looks like something you wouldn’t eat, but o...
Jackfruit looks a lot like durian but (fortunately) its smell isn’t nearly as bad. The jackfruit tree also happens to be the world’s largest tree-borne fruit– it can weigh up to 75 pounds (35 kg). Opening a jackfruit isn’t the easiest but once you get there, you’ll discover its inner fleshy pods and even though it’s not the most appetizingly-lookin...
23 de abr. de 2023 · Pictures And Descriptions Of 98 Exotic Fruits From Around The World. Which One Would You Like To Try The Most?
14 de jun. de 2023 · From acai to velvet tamarind, we’re covering the most popular types of exotic fruits from A to Z in this helpful guide to exotic fruits!
Here are the world's weirdest and most exotic fruits in terms of appearance, flavor, and the ways in which they grow. Of course, what's weird to one person might be common (and delicious!) to someone else.
16 de oct. de 2022 · While these fruits may not be rare or odd in their home country, to us Westerners they are exotic on an almost alien level. Let’s take a moment and think outside of the common apple, the juicy peach, and the bright red strawberry.
