Yes, you can find some of these fruits in groceries across the world but in the Caribbean once you know the right person or live in the right area, you never have to pay a dime!
One point before we jump into the list of delicious delicacies. Some of these fruits while not indigenous to the Caribbean can be found in abundance and they are delicious so I'm including them! I found it so hard to describe the taste of each fruit but they're all sweet or tart (sometimes both) and are an absolute delicious burst of flavor!
Cocoa Pod
Mango
Seaside Grapes
Genip
Passion Fruit
Pomegranate
Guava
West Indian Cherries
Papaya
Pomerac
There are tons of delicious Caribbean fruits missing from this list, so comment below and let us know your favorites are!
What fruits have we simply got to try?
You can find a large variety of Caribbean fruits with photographs here.
those fruits looks delicious. I like guava. i just wish those seeds aren't so annoying to chew on :(
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Yes! Those seeds are annoying! White guavas are especially delicious.
DeleteI've had all except seaside grapes. The last one we call otaheite apple
ReplyDeleteYou should definitely try seaside grapes if you ever get the chance! Delish!
Deleteyum! thanks for sharing -- I still need to try a few others!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome! Good luck with your fruit sampling!
DeleteMMMMM!! This post is making me feel home sick for my country (Grenada)! We call the last fruit French cashew, and I haven't had one of those in years!
ReplyDeleteThanks for sharing the name! :) I'm heading to Grenada in the Summer! Can't wait!
DeleteI love mangos and those grapes looked delicious. What is the taste of the cocoa pod? I've never heard of such a fruit, its looks interesting though.
ReplyDeleteThe seeds in the cocoa pod are what is used to make chocolate! The taste of the cocoa pod is hard to describe! It's creamy and has a mild flavor. How sweet it is varies. But it's very tasty!
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