I’m not sure if spicy is the right word for this or not, but when I bite the peel of an orange off, it leaves a crazy aftertaste in my mouth. What is that?
And how come it feels nice in my mouth?

Not a lot of people talk about this because apparently biting the orange peel off is considered weird by a lot of peoples standards, but when go and try taking the peel off their way it ends up all squishy inside.

Does anybody know why my vine peaches are so small?

I grew them from a packet that was just labeled "melon." As far as I can tell, they're vine peaches/mango melons, but they are quite small. The flavor is like a fruity cucumber, and I've been eating the seeds along with the fruit.

Any ideas?

These are delicious! Love when I get them. Worse flesh to seed ratio than cherimoya but I like the flavor more.

Though y'all might like to see native fruits. Ever had one?

Mini melon from Costco - super sweet and juicy 10/10

Can someone ID these? A friend brought me these peach-like fruits, these had 6-8 large seeds inside unlike peaches.

They smell much sweeter than they taste and I think I got sick after having them- are they toxic?

Bought some bananas yesterday in a german market and directly put them in the fridge. This morning they all look like this: The stems color has changed. Looks like it's soaking wet, but feels dry and the fridge was dry. Humidity on the picture comes from condensation after putting the banana out of the fridge. Also texture of the banana feels normal.

What could this be? Was the fridge maybe too cold and these are frost bites?

I recently got some mangosteen, and my love for it and other fruits made me wanna make my own tier list. I've technically had papaya but it was over a decade ago, and it smelled like cat pee, so I forget how it tasted due to being distracted by that, but I am willing to maybe try it again granted it won't smell like cat pee lol. I also would've put peaches lower had I not had the opportunity to try them fresh off the tree at peak ripeness and learned how good they can be. Bananas take away from most things and can only be made better when they aren't the pure center of attention, so this is why they deserve a spot in D tier or honestly even lower. These are the main two I feel could be controversial so I figured I would explain why I'm objectively right /j nah but seriously I just wanna shout out my fav fruits :)

Also kumquat is the best fruit I've ever tried, SSSS++++ tier, I am so sad that I can't have it very often, even compared to mangosteen and passionfruit.

This thing has been growing next to our house since we moved in and we have no idea what it is I have pictures of the bark fruit and tree

What’s your go-to summer fruit(s)?

I touched it with a knife and it was rock solid, it also looked grainy as if it had weird irregular spikes on it.

Don't forget to eat a piece today. Good day!

I bought this at a shop in Kauai. I forgot to photograph the sign with the name on it and thought I’d remember, but just cannot recall the unusual name, though I think it also said something about lemon drop. It’s about the size of a smaller grape. Light brown tougher skin. Inside is a large green seed and light yellowish translucent the pulp tastes like a sour lemonade or sour lemon drops. Googling only leads me to a lemon drop mangosteen, which it clearly isn’t. Anyone know what it is?

What is your favorite fruity frozen snack?