Fruits are not only healthy but also great in taste. But do you know about some exotic and tropical fruits which have a unique taste and look? If you are fruit lover just like us then visit onlinecake.in and give yourself a fruity treat by ordering a fruit cake for online cake delivery in noida. Meanwhile, have a look at some amazing fruits from the corner of the world.
Durian
Durian is a fruit which looks like jackfruit from outside.
The name of this fruit is Durian, it is found in countries such as Malaysia,
Thailand, Indonesia, and the Philippines in Southeast Asia. This Fruit is famous
for its unbearable smell and has quite an interesting fan following. In some
country, people are not allowed to carry this fruit publicly.
Passion Fruit
Passion fruit can be peculiar to hanging on a well. But
these fruits are consumed widely in the world because these are very health
enhancers. There are more than 500 varieties of this fruit. Their color is
usually black and yellow. This fruit is a juicy fruit.
Rambutan
Rambutan is a medium-sized tropical tree under the
sapidadesia family. Rambutan is known for its taste. This fruit is also known
by many other names, such as rambotan, ramboutan and rambustan etc. This fruit
is similar to other tropical fruits such as lychee, longan, and mamoncillo. In
the original language, Rambert means hair. On the outer layer of this fruit, its
fiber comes out like hair. This fruit is known in Vietnam as Chom Chom, which
means Macy Hair.
Dragon Fruit
The structure of this fruit is a type of vine. This is an
epiphytic cactus related to heelosarous genes. This plant is considered to be
the native of the countries of South and Central America. It is commonly known
as Dragon Fruit. Dragon fruit plants appear beautiful with scented aromas and
stunning fruits. Dragon fruit plant is attractive to see and its fruit is full
of flavor. It tastes the same as melon and kiwi fruits to some extent.
Longan
Longan, usually known as Longines, is a tropical tree species
that produce food. It is one of the better known tropical members of the
Sopberi family, including Leechi, Rambutan, Guarana, Coralan, Pitomba, Jainip
and Eki. The fruit of the longan is similar to the litchi, but the taste is
less aromatic. It is native to South Asia.
Woodapple
In Ayurveda, Woodapple is considered to be quite beneficial for health. According to Ayurveda, the ripe bell is sweet, delicious, digestive and soft fruit. Raw wood apple is useful in cough, digestive, hot, vapid, pancreatic and intestinal diseases. The fruit of the bell is extremely hard on top. It has to be broken like coconut. Inside there is a yellow pulp, in which there is sufficient seeds. The pulp is smooth but there is little sweetness in the food. Fresh fruit can be consumed and its pulp can be taken by removing seeds, drying, making a powder of it.
Mangosteen
The Mangosteens
belong to the family Clusiaceae. The purple Mangosteen ( Garcinia mangostana) is a tropical evergreen tree
believed to have originated in Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and Vietnam and
some areas of Africa Also available in. The purple Mangosteen, also known as
‘Mangusta‘ in Hindi, ‘Ivarumamidi‘ in Telugu, ‘Kaattampi‘ in Malayalam, ‘Kao‘
in Bengali, ‘Murugala Hannu‘ in Kannada, ‘Kokum‘ in Gujarati, ‘Kokam‘ or
‘Ratamba’ in Marathi, is acclaimed for its unique appearance and flavor is
often revered as queen of the tropical fruits, especially in the Orient.
Star Fruit
It is an exotic fruit which is rich in nutritious and many
health-enhancing properties. This fruit is approximately 5 to 15 centimeters
(about 2-6 inches) long and oval. There are about 5 vertical lines in it. It
looks like a star to see the fruit. This fruit is light yellow in order to
cook. This fruit contains 10-12 light brown seeds. Due to its flavor and
medicinal properties, it is very much liked. This fruit is mainly of two types.
There are 1 sour or tarted flavors and the second sweet taste.
Ackee
Ackee, also known as achee, ackee apple or ayee (Blighia
sapida), is a fruit of the Spidemi Sopberi family, such as Lechi and Longan. It
is the native of tropical West Africa. The name of the scientist respects
Captain William Bleig who, in 1793, took part in the Royal Botanical Garden
from Jamaica in the Cave of England and presented it with science. The English
common name is taken from West African Akon Fika.
