I think this is a Barbados Cherry, my iPhone image Id says it is, plus Plant Snap - just seeking confirmation before I got eating heaps of the fruit

Sooo for more context we’ve had a bag of the baby oranges. They were super sweet and really good at first. We got them maybe a week/week & a half ago. I attempted to eat the last one out of the bag tonight. I picked it up it was super squishy/mushy on the outside. It was still a pain to get my finger in to actually peel it. The orange looked slightly off but not by much. There wasn’t any mold, or discoloration really. It tasted extremely sour when I ate the 2/3 wedges. My stomach almost immediately started hurting and I just feel queasy. Any advice or what to watch for symptom wise?

I have some raw mangoes with brown spots on the inside. What may be causing this? They are raw, definitely not overripe.

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This is a loquat!! I’ve never heard anybody talk about it or even mention it but it’s been one of my favorites since i was a kid.

These grow on a property I just bought in Ecuador in the upper Amazon. The banana trees seem to grow a bit larger than other varieties I’m familiar with.

Used to be able to find these all the time years ago but now they’re like nowhere and it’s really a shame because they’re A LOT better than the standard pink flesh papayas

Just bought raspberries two times those weeks, both times they get mold with even one day in the refrigerator, idk why even me quitting the raspberries that were with mold, is there a form to avoid this to happen?

The time I tried it it was horrid and tasted like a rotten cucumber should I try it again?

I need some new foods//fruits to try

I do dairy/gluten free + no artificial ingredients

My usual rotation is

Peanut butter Pumpkin seeds Sunflower seeds Chocolate / cookies (dairy n gluten free) Cucumbers Coconut drink Protein shake Plums, peaches, pears, bananas, pomelos Canary melon - Favorite Almond milk, vanilla, chocolate, organic Spring / electro water Dairy free butter Pork rinds Watermelon Berries, cherries Apple juice

I know some of these aren’t fruit. But yeah I’d like to add new fruit to the rotation.

What plant is this? Are the fruit edible? Thank you in advance.

I'm in the US for college, but the only place I could grow a tree is back home in HK.

I've gone everywhere looking for purveyors but whether it's American, German, or Swedish nurseries, everyone only ships domestically.

Bought this mango from the local mango farm yesterday not sure if it has two seeds or if something crawled inside

I’ve always wondered if you could use these in some kind of lemonade or recipe or just be eaten alone

Feel free to disagree

Just needed somewhere to share my love of pineapples. Fantastic fruit.

This seems like the perfect place to post this... I created a list of 15 fruits to rank top to bottom based on taste. Forewarning: it will take a little time to rank as this tool uses a head-to-head matchup system - but I thought this sub would find it interesting. I can post the results after a week or two if anyone cares.