Lets face it. You are not here because you are looking to add variety of fruits to your diet and your working your way through the alphabet…. well maybe you are. Either way – if you are trying to settle a bet, studying for your Jeopardy try out or just can’t sleep… here is a short list of some common, and exotic, fruits that start with F.
Fruits That Start with F
Feijoa
Feijoa, also known as pineapple guava, is a small, ellipsoid fruit that delights with a sweet, aromatic flavor reminiscent of pineapple, apple, and mint. Native to South America, it’s a nutritious addition to any diet, packed with vitamin C and dietary fiber. Surprisingly versatile, feijoas can be eaten raw, made into jams, or used in baking and cooking to add a tropical flair.
- Seasons Available: Fall and early winter
False Mastic
The False Mastic is a lesser-known tropical fruit that offers a sweet and somewhat acidic taste. Grown on the Sideroxylon foetidissimum tree native to the Caribbean, these small, yellow to orange fruits are generally eaten fresh and can be found in local markets.
- Seasons Available: Late spring through summer
Freestone Peach
Freestone peaches are celebrated for their ability to separate easily from the pit, making them highly desirable for fresh consumption and culinary uses. With their succulent, sweet flesh, they are summer’s delight in many regions of the world.
- Seasons Available: Summer
Finger Lime
Finger Lime, often referred to as ‘citrus caviar’, is a small, elongated fruit that is gaining popularity among food enthusiasts worldwide. This exotic fruit contains round, juice-filled vesicles that pop in your mouth, releasing a tart and slightly bitter flavor that is perfect for adding a zesty twist to dishes and drinks.
- Seasons Available: Late fall to early spring
You Need More Fruit. You Want More Fruit… I give you Fruits By the Alphabet!!!
