r/fruit • u/Lil_Bati • 3h ago
Edibility / Problem Does anyone know what this is??
I found this in my 'easy peeler' - looks like an alien!
r/fruit • u/Lil_Bati • 3h ago
I found this in my 'easy peeler' - looks like an alien!
r/fruit • u/FourTwenty69Commando • 20h ago
Is this valuable?
r/fruit • u/Competitive-Visit420 • 3h ago
r/fruit • u/Queasy_Accountant413 • 19h ago
Hello, I’m wondering if this looks like choke cherry or
Not? I’m in southern Montana
Can someone help me identify what fruit this is? What is it use for? Can you eat it???
r/fruit • u/TySherwood • 6h ago
r/fruit • u/FireyLeoMP • 19h ago
I walked into my Dad's house and was handed this little cutie. Is this a mini type of pineapple or is it just a fluke of nature?
My Dad has an insane amount of plants in the yard as he just cuts off the top and keeps growing more. The best are those pink pineapples but this one was also incredibly sweet
r/fruit • u/Peacenplants_ • 23h ago
r/fruit • u/ankitaforeverxo • 9h ago
I was making one of those smoothie bowls that make you feel productive for no reason.
Mango base. Nice toppings. Looking healthy.
Then I added crushed Achaari Masti Mad Angles.
Suddenly the bowl got a different personality.
Sweet mango first, then the achaari flavour shows up like an uninvited but entertaining guest.
The bowl looked confused but it was a nice comboo!
Mango base. Nice toppings. Looking healthy.
Then I added crushed Achaari Masti Mad Angles.
Suddenly the bowl got a different personality.
Sweet mango first, then the achaari flavour shows up like an uninvited but entertaining guest.
The bowl looked confused but it was a nice comboo!🤩🤩
r/fruit • u/Independent-Bug680 • 15h ago
fresh jujubes - Cuyama Valley, CA
r/fruit • u/TheNorthernFelix • 15h ago
r/fruit • u/cherry-care-bear • 16h ago
Any ideas would be appreciated.
r/fruit • u/Decent_Management449 • 16h ago
The outside looked like a cantaloupe, webbing and all. But the inside was green and crispy like watermelon, not mealy like cantaloupe.
I think the seeds were white like a cantaloupe, but it's been years.
I bought this melon once at a Korean Market, and even that place has not had them since (that I've seen)
It's like a watermelon and a cantaloupe hybrid. Crispy and juicy, but green inside and out(cantaloupe outer/rind).
Thanks a ton!
r/fruit • u/Relative_Grapefruit6 • 18h ago
I turned the pear painting into prints & included it in the first issue of my mail club. Now I’m working on putting them all together for a sticker sheet in September’s issue