Bushukan is a citrus fruit with long extensions that resemble fingers and yellow skin that mimics lemons. In the Western Hemisphere, it is also known as Buddha's Hand.
The fruit has a thick outer layer but once you get through it, you’ll discover big and juicy citrus flesh that tastes like grapefruit. The Pomelo fruit originates from Southeast Asia.
It looks a lot like tomato, especially after you cut it in half but it tastes like a mix of a pineapple and a lemon.Mainly found in Ecuador and Colombia.
This Alien-like fruit has a sour-sweet taste that resembles grapes and it’s often consumed in salads. In Southeast Asia, you’ll even find canned products based on rambutan.
Jackfruit has a subtly sweet flavor, often described as a combination of banana, apple, and mango.
If you cut the fruit in cross-section, you would get star-shaped pieces that are the reason for the fruit’s name (star fruit).
This fruit from the tropics is also called dragon eye fruit. Its flavour is similar to that of rambutan, with the key distinction being that longans are tarter.
The fruit looks like a garlic clove when you peel it off, but don't be fooled—it actually has a wonderfull sweet and creamy flavour.