Akebia  |
Custard Apple  |
Buddha’s Hand  |
Dorian  |
Tiger Melon  |
Horned Melon  |
Salacca (Snake Fruit)  |
Jackfruit  |
Dragon Fruit  |
Marang  |
Monstera Deliciosa  |
Blood Lime  |
Noni (Morinda citrifolia)  |
Osage Orange  |
Pineberry  |
Plum Grannies  |
Blood Orange  |
Safou  |
Soursop  |
Yantok/Litoko  |
Pulasan  |
Pitanga/Surinam cherry  |
Pomegranate  |
Persimmon  |
Midyim Berry  |
Fragrant Manjack  |
Mamey Sapote  |
Rambutans  |
Pomelo  |
Hala/Pandanus  |
Finger Lime  |
Bayberry  |
Breadfruit  |
Mangosteen  |
Fe’i bananas  |
Aguaje Fruit  |
Star Fruit  |
Ackee  |
Cashew Apple  |
Black sapote  |
Pricky pear  |
Lychee  |
Achiote  |
Kaffir/Markut Lime  |
Watermelon Radish  |
Kumquat  |
Cherimoya  |
Gac Fruit  |
Kiwi  |
White Jamun  |
Chayote  |
Egg fruit  |
Honeyberry  |
Feijoa  |
Cempedak  |
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Mouse melon  |
Rose apple  |
Platonia  |
Longan  |
Sapodilla  |
Pacay  |
Santol  |
Cupuacu  |
Bilimbi  |
Langsat  |
About this page
This page is all about the world’s strangest fruits—a selection of rare, unusual, and downright bizarre finds from across the globe.
When you travel far and wide, you come across the strangest foods, and fruit is no exception. The sheer diversity of odd shapes, wild colors, unfamiliar aromas, and unexpected flavors found in exotic fruits is nothing short of astonishing.
We’ve rounded up the weirdest-looking, strangest-named, questionably-tasting, and surprisingly delightful fruits we could find—some you might spot in a local market, others you’ll likely only encounter off the beaten path.
This way, when you do come across them, you’ll know exactly what they are and whether you’re bold enough to give them a try. Whether you’re a culinary explorer or just fruit-curious, get ready to discover nature’s most peculiar creations.