Ever stumbled across a fruit name that starts with Q and thought, “Wait… is that even real?” You’re not alone. Q-fruits are the quiet rebels of the produce world—rare, exotic, and often overlooked. But hidden behind that elusive letter lies a treasure trove of unique flavors, vibrant colors, and surprising stories.
Here’s a quick overview of most common fruits that make the letter Q something to savor.
Fruits That Start With the Letter Q
- Quince
- Queen Apple
- Quandong (Desert Peach)
- Queen Anne Cherry
- Quenepa (Spanish Lime)
- Queen Tahiti Pineapple
- Quinault Strawberry
- Queen Mulberry
- Queen’s Forelle Pear
- Queen Apricot
- Queen Nectarine
- Quindío Mango
- Queen’s Red Grapes
- Quickberry (Early-ripening blueberry)
- Queen Papaya
- Queen Banana
- Quinby Watermelon (heirloom variety)
- Queen’s Gooseberry
- Queen’s Pink Fig
- Queen’s Carob Fruit
- Queen’s White Peach
- Queen Soursop
- Queen Palm Fruit
- Queen Mangosteen
- Quicktime Cherry
- Queen’s Clementine
- Quibdo Mango
- Quokka Berry
- Queen’s Delight Citrus
- Queen Golden Apple
- Queenly Pear
- Queen Lychee
- Queen Pomegranate
- Quendon Apricot
- Quickcherry Plum
- Queen Elderberry
- Queen Melon
- Quasquat (a variant of edible kumquat)
- Queen Anise Berry
- Quinola Berry
- Queen Cantaloupe
- Quimey Melon
- Queen Passionfruit
- Queen Seedless Grape
Fruits That End With the Letter Q
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Fruits With Letter Q (Contain Letter Q Anywhere In Their Names)
- Chayote Squash
- Fukushu Kumquat
- Kumquat
- Orangequat
- Pachira Aquatica
- Pequi