Lychees are up there. Certain mango varieties might be #1. Hard to beat a good honeybell orange.
I did 6 months on the Fruitarian diet once. My picks:
1. Fresh dates. I'm talking high-quality, soft, fresh-off-the-tree dates. Most Americans have never had a high-quality fresh date; most "fresh" dates sold locally are garbage, and the rest are dried, which are nasty. I avoided the dried ones in trail mixes. Fresh, good-quality ones are to die for. I'm a huge mango fan, but I think fresh dates takes the cake for best fruit ever.
2. Mangos, especially champagne mangos.
3. Certain varieties of oranges. There's a couple out of California that I forget the name of, but they're the bomb dot com. Like candy, but you never get sick of eating them like you do with refined sugar.
4. Sugar baby watermelon.
5. Jackfruit...provided you can provide a good one. Good ones are really hard to find stateside. Especially in a smoothie...it's like a pina colada on crack.
Agreed with all of these. I'll add cherimoya somewhere between 2 and 3, though.
Have you had rambutans before? They're like lychees, but without the Windex aftertaste. Bonus, they also look like they're out of a Dr. Suess book.
5. Jackfruit...provided you can provide a good one. Good ones are really hard to find stateside. Especially in a smoothie...it's like a pina colada on crack.
We're lucky to live in a favorable climate for growing a lot of fruit and having a big enough lot to grow what we want. We're planted out to have fresh fruit pretty much 12 months of the year. Shooting from the hip, we grow:
Have you had rambutans before? They're like lychees, but without the Windex aftertaste. Bonus, they also look like they're out of a Dr. Suess book.
Who is the best fruit of all?
33. Dragonfruit
I've only had dragon fruit once, and it didn't really seem to have any taste at all. Bad luck or just the way the fruit is?
I did 6 months on the Fruitarian diet once. My picks:
1. Fresh dates. I'm talking high-quality, soft, fresh-off-the-tree dates. Most Americans have never had a high-quality fresh date; most "fresh" dates sold locally are garbage, and the rest are dried, which are nasty. I avoided the dried ones in trail mixes. Fresh, good-quality ones are to die for. I'm a huge mango fan, but I think fresh dates takes the cake for best fruit ever.
2. Mangos, especially champagne mangos.
3. Certain varieties of oranges. There's a couple out of California that I forget the name of, but they're the bomb dot com. Like candy, but you never get sick of eating them like you do with refined sugar.
4. Sugar baby watermelon.
5. Jackfruit...provided you can provide a good one. Good ones are really hard to find stateside. Especially in a smoothie...it's like a pina colada on crack.