Cherimoya was one of the most popular new discoveries at our FruitCrawl. The fruit, native to South America is filled with a soft, custard-like white flesh that gives it the nickname “custard apple.” I think it tastes like a combination of banana, pineapple, and bubblegum. Where to find...
Native to South America, Umari (Poraqueiba sericea) is one of the rare and unique fruits that start with the letter U. The fruit possesses yellow or orange skin along with a buttery texture. It also has an intense aroma. One can consume this fruit raw or use it as one of the ingredi...
Yellow dragon fruits are native to northern South America and Central America and locally known as pitahaya. They boast a distinct rind with thorns on the outside and typically measure 3 – 4 inches in length and about 2.5 inches in diameter. If you’re wonderingwhether you can eat dragon f...
Origin and Description:Cherimoya, often called the “custard apple,” is atropical fruitnative to South America, specifically the Andes region. It’s a heart-shaped fruit with green, scaly skin. The flesh is sweet, creamy, and often likened to a blend of pineapple, banana, and strawberry fl...
Calabash are native to South America. They are shaped like cucumbers, and can be green or yellow with just a single seed. They are often eaten raw, dried, or juiced. They are also used extensively in local medicines. Canistel Fruit The Canistel Fruit is also known as egg fruit or cupcake...
Cape Gooseberry - Also known as ground cherries and physalis, the Physalis peruviana is native to South America, and it is something of a botanical mystery how these cherry-sized orange berries came to be known to the ancient Greeks. Close relative to other South American natives like tomatoes...
Most cherry species are native to the Northern Hemisphere. Some 10 to 12 species are recognized inNorth Americaand a similar number inEurope. The greatest concentration of species, however, appears to be in eastern Asia. The native habitat of the species from which thecultivatedcherries came is...
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Prickly pears (Native American fig, Indian fig, Indian fig, sabr, prickly pear, tsabr). Cactus! The real one, just not so decorative that it may grow in your home, but a… Continue reading → Banana Banana is also an exotic berry and belongs to the grassy family. That is, large ban...
Pawpaws may still be relatively rare, but they thrive in a broad range of temperatures across eastern Northern America from eastern Texas and the Florida panhandle to southern Ontario. The native fruit, which looks like a mango, is most commonly found in moist, well-drained soils along riverba...