Trying new fruits is one of the sweetest ways to explore the world—one letter at a time!
If you’re working your way through the alphabet or just love discovering foods you’ve never heard of, this list of fruits with the letter F is a fresh and flavorful place to start.
From fruits that start with F (like fig and feijoa), to rare ones that end with F, and even those that simply feature the letter F somewhere in their names, we’ve rounded them all up for you.
Whether you’re curious, learning, or just love lists, you’ll find plenty to chew on here. Ready to see which fruity F-words make the cut? Let’s jump in!
Fruits That Start With the Letter F
- Fairchild Tangerine
- Falkland Island Cranberry
- Falmouth Gooseberry
- False Jaboticaba
- False Mastic
- False Pineapple
- Farkleberry
- Fascell Mango
- Fazli Mango
- Fe’i Banana
- Feijoa
- Fibrous Satinash
- Field Cucumbers
- Fig
- Filbert
- Finger Lime
- Fingered Citron
- Five Flavor Berry
- Five-leaved Bramble Berry
- Flatwoods Plum
- Flavorfest Strawberry
- Florentine Citron
- Florentine Crabapple
- Florida Cherry
- Florida Strangler Fig
- Fony Baobab Fruit
- Forest Strawberry
- Fox Grape
- Fuji Apple
- Fuji cherry
- Fukushu Kumquat
- Fuyu Persimmon
- Fuzzy Pear
Fruits That End With the Letter F
- Many valid fruit names do not naturally end in F, since F is an uncommon terminal letter in English fruit terminology.
Fruits With Letter F (Contain Letter F Anywhere In Their Names)
- African Cucumber
- African Medlar
- Banyan Fig
- Breadfruit
- Coffee Cherry
- Dead Man’s Fingers
- Dragon Fruit
- Gac Fruit
- Hottentot Fig
- Jackfruit
- Kaffir Lime
- Monkey fruit
- New Zealand Flax Pod
- Nipplefruit
- Safou
- Snake Fruit
- Star Fruit
- Ugli Fruit
NOTE: Many fruits technically end with the word “fruit” in their names—think passion fruit, dragon fruit, or star fruit. If we included every single one of those here, the list would be endless and lose its focus.
Instead, we’ve chosen to include only a select few where the word “fruit” is essential to the name and identity of the fruit itself.
For a more complete roundup of fruits that commonly include the word fruit in their names, be sure to check out this full list!