By Aparna Dutta
December 6th, 2023
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Nothing beats biting into a juicy, delicious apple or adding some sweet, ripe banana slices to your muesli in the morning for a burst of refreshment and positivity. These tropical fruits will give your palate a boost if you find that a classic apple or zesty orange is too bland and monotonous.
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Along with looking delicious, this Central American fruit is juicy, reddish-pink and tastes like a kiwi or pear—delightfully sweet and slightly sour.
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Durian fruit can be difficult to ignore its strong smell. If you can get past that, durian tastes something like cheese blended with caramel and garlic.
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Durian fruit can be difficult to ignore its strong smell. If you can get past that, durian tastes something like cheese blended with caramel and garlic.
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This is a tropical evergreen tree with edible fruit, native to tropical regions surrounding the Indian Ocean. Mangosteen fruit is often consumed fresh, canned, or dried and is prized for its juicy, delicate texture and mildly astringent flavour.
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Try pomelo, which is essentially the grapefruit's older, wiser, and more exotic cousin. Pomelo is shaped like a large pear, and it tastes much sweeter than grapefruit.
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This tropical fruit comes from the same family as cucumbers, the taste is somewhat similar but sweetened.
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Like an apple or grape, the star fruit is sweet and flowery, yet it is as soft as a peach. It's not overly sweet or overpowering, and depending on how ripe it is, it may take a slightly bitter or sweet turn.
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