Acerola cherries are vitamin C bombs—tart, juicy, and antioxidant-rich. Their bright red color and bold flavor support immunity, skin, and energy with every bite. Tiny fruit, massive health benefits.
Ackee, Jamaica’s national fruit, is creamy and savory when ripe. Paired with saltfish, it’s a Caribbean classic. Only eat when opened naturally—raw ackee is toxic but cooked, it's delicious.
This spiky orange fruit, also called kiwano, holds bright green jelly inside. Its mildly citrus flavor hydrates and refreshes. High in antioxidants, it’s a dramatic-looking superfruit.
Akebia, or chocolate vine, splits open to reveal pale pulp dotted with seeds. Delicate and mildly sweet, it’s a foraged favorite in Asia. Strange looking, soft textured, and subtly refreshing.
Tart and crisp like green mango, ambarella is loved in tropical cuisines. High in vitamin C and fiber, it’s great for pickles, juices, or snacking with chili and salt.
Soft and sweet when fully ripe, American persimmons have smooth flesh and rich autumn flavor. Loaded with vitamin A and manganese, they’re a seasonal treat worth the sticky fingers.
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A timeless classic, apples are crunchy, sweet or tart, and fiber-rich. Great fresh or cooked, they aid digestion and satisfy cravings. An easy, healthy habit for every day.
Delicately sweet with a hint of tartness, apricots offer vitamin A, potassium, and fiber. Their soft texture and sunny flavor make them perfect for snacking.
Monk fruit is a natural sweetener with zero calories. Its dried pulp is used in teas and tonics for respiratory and blood sugar support. Sweet, medicinal, and monk-approved.
Ash gourd is a detoxifying vegetable-fruit hybrid used in soups and herbal drinks. With cooling energy and fiber-rich flesh, it’s central to many Ayurvedic and traditional Chinese preparations.
Crisp like an apple but juicy like a pear, this golden fruit is refreshing and hydrating. Low in calories, high in fiber, and beautiful in both salads and desserts.
Avacado
Avocados are buttery, nutrient-rich, and full of heart-healthy fats. With potassium, fiber, and skin-loving compounds, they’re ideal for smoothies, spreads, and salads.