Is this pineapple good yet?

Yellow dragonfruit

Not too brown, not too green with a little give to a finger press.

<div class="md"><p>Not too brown, not too green with a little give to a finger press.</p>
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An example of a nice ripe cherimoya

This should be among the top ten most delicious fruits ever

<div class="md"><p>This should be among the top ten most delicious fruits ever</p>
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Cantaloupe from Iraq

Kinda feel like these bananas I got from Miami Fruit aren’t ripening properly even at 70 degrees. They’re soft but I had one of the little ones and it had the texture of ripe banana but tasted under

I haven’t had tons cherimoya in my life but I’ve had quite a few and none have looked like this inside.. is this normal? 🥲
It tasted okay (I didn’t eat all of it) and it wasn’t overripe from the outside and feel of it..

<div class="md"><p>I haven’t had tons cherimoya in my life but I’ve had quite a few and none have looked like this inside.. is this normal? 🥲
It tasted okay (I didn’t eat all of it) and it wasn’t overripe from the outside and feel of it..</p>
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What’s up with my cherimoya?

Sorry for the fruit massacre on the left side lol.

I got this cherimoya and let it ripen on the counter for 5 days until it started getting soft and splitting a tiny bit. The knobs on the outside flaked off when I washed it.

Inside, it was mostly soft with a very slight gritty texture, like a soft apple. Tasted sweet like it should. But it also had lots of extremely tough flesh, harder than an apple core, a lot of which was brown. It was near impossible to separate the softer flesh from the hard bits and avoid the brown parts as well.

Did it just not ripen properly or is this what they’re normally like? Is it safe to eat the other half?

<div class="md"><p>Sorry for the fruit massacre on the left side lol.</p>

<p>I got this cherimoya and let it ripen on the counter for 5 days until it started getting soft and splitting a tiny bit. The knobs on the outside flaked off when I washed it.</p>

<p>Inside, it was mostly soft with a very slight gritty texture, like a soft apple. Tasted sweet like it should. But it also had lots of extremely tough flesh, harder than an apple core, a lot of which was brown. It was near impossible to separate the softer flesh from the hard bits and avoid the brown parts as well.</p>

<p>Did it just not ripen properly or is this what they’re normally like? Is it safe to eat the other half?</p>
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Is this cherimoya over/underripe?

What is this hardened fruit? Gifted to my grandmother by a Bedouin stranger. Thank you!

<div class="md"><p>Is this watermelon ready to be cut???</p>
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Ripe???

<div class="md"><p>It’s on a few</p>
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Is this mold?

Kent, keitt, heide, alphonse, osteen, nam dok mai (Thai mango), Mahachanok, this actually will determine what mango plant I’ll buy.


<div class="md"><p>Kent, keitt, heide, alphonse, osteen, nam dok mai (Thai mango), Mahachanok, this actually will determine what mango plant I’ll buy.</p>
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what is the best mango variety for you? From these

Hey hope you all are having a nnice da.

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 Just wanted to enquire if these mangoes are safe to eat with black dots  and spots

  HH

<div class="md"><p>Hey hope you all are having a nnice da.</p>

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<p>Just wanted to enquire if these mangoes are safe to eat with black dots  and spots</p>

<p>HH</p>
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Black dots?

It has a brown exterior and skinny black seeds 

<div class="md"><p>It has a brown exterior and skinny black seeds </p>
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What is this fruit?

Recently went on a family holiday in cypress, and my mum picked this random fruit while on a walk. Initial googling came back with results (mostly) for fresh Jujube, then after we came back, the fruit abit bruised in transit, the results varied wildly from cranberry, to berries, to goi berries lmao. What is it and would it be safe to eat? I want to plant it and see what it turns into.

<div class="md"><p>Recently went on a family holiday in cypress, and my mum picked this random fruit while on a walk. Initial googling came back with results (mostly) for fresh Jujube, then after we came back, the fruit abit bruised in transit, the results varied wildly from cranberry, to berries, to goi berries lmao. What is it and would it be safe to eat? I want to plant it and see what it turns into.</p>
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Been looking at this fruit in my gf apartment for like 10 minutes… looks familiar. Not an apple idt.


<div class="md"><p>Been looking at this fruit in my gf apartment for like 10 minutes… looks familiar. Not an apple idt.</p>
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What fruit is this?

Hello,

so as the title indicates it my mangos are brownish on the inside. I tried looking at the skin if there was anything sus but the color seems normal…
Can I still eat it ? 
Thank you.

<div class="md"><p>Hello,</p>

<p>so as the title indicates it my mangos are brownish on the inside. I tried looking at the skin if there was anything sus but the color seems normal…
Can I still eat it ? 
Thank you.</p>
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my mangos are brown inside

<div class="md"><p>Cherries native to southwest of China</p>
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Chinese cherries

If I freeze mangos and thaw them, will they still ripen?

<div class="md"><p>If I freeze mangos and thaw them, will they still ripen?</p>
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Riding thawed fruit

Can you ID this fruit (or veg)?

The outside had a little pink colour too... Safe to eat?

<div class="md"><p>The outside had a little pink colour too... Safe to eat?</p>
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What's with this pineapple

<div class="md"><p>Tree it fell from in the 2nd pic</p>
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<div class="md"><p>Its roughly 3 inches or more In length</p>
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Anyone know what type of apple this is??

Just bought these a couple days ago and they've been refrigerated with all my other fruit. 

<div class="md"><p>Just bought these a couple days ago and they&#39;ve been refrigerated with all my other fruit. </p>
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Are these white spots mold?

Are those orange spots normal ? It is like the brownish one or not 🤔 they are only on this side, not the part under the banana.

<div class="md"><p>Are those orange spots normal ? It is like the brownish one or not 🤔 they are only on this side, not the part under the banana.</p>
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Is it normal ? 

These white crystals formed on my papaya that I bought yesterday from Trader Joes. Anyone ever experienced these white crystals forming on the skin of papaya?

<div class="md"><p>These white crystals formed on my papaya that I bought yesterday from Trader Joes. Anyone ever experienced these white crystals forming on the skin of papaya?</p>
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What are these white crystals?

If a tropical fruit were given "tropical fruit flavor."

Was surprised when the new type of mango I tried in this week's grocery order was green! So of course I eagerly cut it open to give it a try (they are clearly ripe and ready to eat based on feel.)

I'm not sure if I would describe it as tasting like pineapple (as the name would imply,) but it definitely tastes "tropical" and is slightly more acidic, like the tang of a pineapple. Much more stringy than the autulfo mangos I usually eat, but it doesn't detract from the experience at all. 

Along with guanabana/ soursop, this is easily among the best fruits I have ever tried. I wish I could share it with someone so I'm here, sharing it with you all. 🥹🥲🥭

I live in Oaxaca, Mexico.

<div class="md"><p>If a tropical fruit were given &quot;tropical fruit flavor.&quot;</p>

<p>Was surprised when the new type of mango I tried in this week&#39;s grocery order was green! So of course I eagerly cut it open to give it a try (they are clearly ripe and ready to eat based on feel.)</p>

<p>I&#39;m not sure if I would describe it as tasting like pineapple (as the name would imply,) but it definitely tastes &quot;tropical&quot; and is slightly more acidic, like the tang of a pineapple. Much more stringy than the autulfo mangos I usually eat, but it doesn&#39;t detract from the experience at all. </p>

<p>Along with guanabana/ soursop, this is easily among the best fruits I have ever tried. I wish I could share it with someone so I&#39;m here, sharing it with you all. 🥹🥲🥭</p>

<p>I live in Oaxaca, Mexico.</p>
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"Mango Piña"

Found this fruit on a beach on the pacific coast of Panama. A local showed me that it’s edible but the local name they gave me returned no results (if I even understood him properly). The tree is too high to properly see but the ripe fruit can be found on the ground in the sand. There’s a large pit in the centre and the outer flesh has the texture of a ripe tomato. It’s juicy with a very sour slightly sweet and tropical flavour. Any help is appreciated 

<div class="md"><p>Found this fruit on a beach on the pacific coast of Panama. A local showed me that it’s edible but the local name they gave me returned no results (if I even understood him properly). The tree is too high to properly see but the ripe fruit can be found on the ground in the sand. There’s a large pit in the centre and the outer flesh has the texture of a ripe tomato. It’s juicy with a very sour slightly sweet and tropical flavour. Any help is appreciated </p>
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Anybody recognize this fruit?

I planted PawPaw trees eight years ago and they set fruit for the first time this year

<div class="md"><p>I planted PawPaw trees eight years ago and they set fruit for the first time this year</p>
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My first PawPaws

She loves fruit! We want to get her something special.  What company offers good value and reliability. We want it to be nice. 

<div class="md"><p>She loves fruit! We want to get her something special.  What company offers good value and reliability. We want it to be nice. </p>
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What exotic fruit gift box for my wife

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Is this pineapple good yet?

Cantaloupe from Iraq

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What fruit is this?

Riding thawed fruit

Can you ID this fruit (or veg)?

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Is it normal ?

Anybody recognize this fruit?

What exotic fruit gift box for my wife