Rare Fruit Delicacies: Treasures to Discover
Did you know there are many wonderful fruits you may be missing out on because they’re too perishable and delicate for the supermarket? Now, you don’t have to miss out. Introducing six new sweet treats you can find at local farmer’s markets.
Picture Source – Farmer’s Market
Enjoy!
Persian Mulberry
This wonderful berry can leak and stain and are very difficult to pick, however they have been said to be “dream blackberries.” Seasonally, they are found mid-June to early August.
Rutab Barhi Date
During the intermediate ripening stage, this delectable fruit has been likened to a “sugary cloud”. Find them September thru October.
Adriatic Fig
Described as jam-like on the inside, you’re sure to love this unique fruit. This fig grows between August and September.
Snow Queen Nectarine
Considered one of the world’s best stone fruits, enjoy the complex flavoring and creamy flesh of this hard to find nectarine. June is the best month to start searching.
Picture Source – Fraise des Boise
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Also known as Alpine Strawberries, this fruit has a signature scent that makes it a true wild delicacy. Look for it June through September.
GoldRush Apple
This is from the Siberian crab apple family and has a taste that will keep you coming back for more. October and November are the likely month to find it.
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Louie Jerome, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
There are a few here I haven’t tried.
Sourav, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
Good one… useful info!
Lostash, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
Not heard of a single one of these!! Probably can’t get them over here! Look tastey!!
Papa Sparks, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
Nice write up my friend!
B Nelson, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
When ever we go to the city (Edmonton – 1 hour away) I like to stop at the Chinese Food Market they always have the weirdest fruits. I wish they would have samples some times, or at least directions on how to prepare some (Durian fruit)..
I love to try new things, thanks for the list.
Christine Ramsay, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
They do look tasty. My mother has a fig tree in her garden in Italy. It produces wonderful fruit. Nice work.
Christine
CHAN LEE PENG, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
These foods are all good for health. Thanks for all the effort you put it to produce this great piece.
Vikram Chhabra, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
I am a bigtime fruit lover. So this article was very meaningful to me!!
Poetic Enigma, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
Haven’t heard of these, all sound very interesting.
thanks for sharing
Eunice Tan, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
Very good to know this. Wonderful info.
Will Gray, posted this comment on Oct 19th, 2009
Great article and great info! God Bless!
Chris Stonecipher, posted this comment on Oct 22nd, 2009
Liane,
All of the fruits you listed look delicious. My favorite has always been the fig.
Blessings to you my friend:)
Chris
Trinitaria, posted this comment on Oct 24th, 2009
Nice and interesting!
CutestPrincess, posted this comment on Nov 10th, 2009
nice… some of them i never heard of…
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chantell, posted this comment on Oct 18th, 2009
Thanks for sharing. Those pictures sure makes me hungry.