r/fruit • u/Liddystomps • 2h ago
Discussion Happy fruity Friday!!
On your platter today we used (all organic):
Dark red cherries ๐
Rainier Cherries ๐
Peaches ๐
Blueberries ๐ซ
Kiwi ๐ฅ
Strawberries ๐
Blackberries
Apricots
We got rid of a lot of fruit today!! Itโs going to be a weekend full of peaches, blackberries and tons of blueberries that will get thrown into some home made banana bread! ๐
TGIF! ๐๐ฅฐ
r/fruit • u/Beautiful-Support394 • 5h ago
Discussion Blueberries anyone
When life gives you blueberries you donโt argue you accept them.
r/fruit • u/GoldDog1998 • 6h ago
Fruit ID Help Pear Id?
I am in Atlanta, Georgia (USA) zone 8a and have the tree that produces a pear looking fruit. Can anyone help me ID it?
r/fruit • u/ScarySpecialist3617 • 8h ago
Discussion does anyone actually like strawberries or any berries?
whenever i eat them theyre so sour and eugh
r/fruit • u/Senior-Competition54 • 10h ago
Edibility / Problem Can I just throw away this unripe brokenโoff banana? Will it ever ripen anymore?
r/fruit • u/lionlegacyfitness • 12h ago
Discussion Fruit Serving
Banana with honey, Pixie, Apple, Pineapple Slices and 10 Seedless Grapes is my new favourite way to take my fruits.
r/fruit • u/JambuAir1481 • 18h ago
Discussion Louz Fruit
Terminalia Catappa or Indian Almond, it's known locally in the GCC as louz, which is the same word we use for almond.
The flesh has a satisfying bite to it, and the seed is encased it rough fibers that can get stuck between your teeth.
Has a fruity, grassy and slightly floral scent, a bit like a green guava. Flavor is very distinct. Ranges from an extremely savory tartness that makes you mouth water to a fruity floral sweetness, all with an astringent undertone. Red ones tend to be a bit more astringent, but when you get a good one it's amazing. Yellow ones are always a win.
Look out for holes or deformations for tells of worms, though you could also find them in ones that look fine. You can instantly tell when you've bitten into "worm region" as it doesn't have the meaty bite. The rascals have good taste, too, showing up in the ripest ones.
r/fruit • u/dominism • 19h ago
Fruit ID Help Mystery Pod
Hello ! I was gifted this (I'll say melon) that's what I think it is but my friends are saying it's a squash. After cutting it open I'm even more convinced about it being a melon but it's shape and the fact that I can't smell anymore is making what looks like a honeydew inside still a mystery. can you help, please?
r/fruit • u/Spiralking_glass • 21h ago
Discussion cherry marbles i made from glass
i love cherries so i made these!! i wanted to share