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Food Ingredients - Tropical and Exotic Fruits

Here you will learn the names of tropical and exotic fruits in English such as "persimmon", "coconut", and "papaya".

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banana
[noun]

a soft fruit that is long and curved and has hard yellow skin

Ex: They froze sliced bananas and blended them into a creamy banana ice cream .
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a large tropical fruit with a sweet fleshy pulp, which is mainly American

Ex: When hosting a dinner party, I like to surprise my guests with a custard apple-infused cocktail.
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coconut
[noun]

a large fruit with a hard shell and edible white flesh inside containing a milky liquid

Ex: The coconut fell from the tree , landing with a thud on the sandy beach .
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persimmon
[noun]

a tomato-like fruit with orange skin that is bittersweet in taste

Ex: The persimmon tree in the backyard was laden with bright orange fruit, ready to be harvested in the autumn.
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plantain
[noun]

a cooking banana that is starchy and grows in tropical regions

Ex: Plantains are a staple in many Caribbean dishes .
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sapote
[noun]

a tropical fruit known for its sweet and creamy flesh

Ex: I blended ripe sapote with coconut milk to create a creamy sapote sorbet .
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sapodilla
[noun]

a tropical fruit with a sweet and caramel-like flavor, known for its grainy texture and brown, rough outer skin

Ex: The creamy sapodilla milkshake was a refreshing treat on a hot summer day .
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ackee
[noun]

a tropical fruit native to West Africa, known for its bright red exterior and creamy yellow flesh

Ex: The ackee curry I made was a hit at the dinner party, with its creamy sauce and aromatic spices.
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canistel
[noun]

a tropical fruit known for its bright yellow color, smooth texture, and sweet, custard-like flavor

Ex: I used mashed canistel to make a delightful custard for my homemade ice cream .
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cherimoya
[noun]

a tropical fruit known for its creamy, custard-like flesh and sweet, tropical flavor

Ex: The combination of ripe cherimoya and coconut milk created a heavenly dessert pudding .
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caimito
[noun]

a tropical fruit with a sweet and juicy flesh, enclosed by a purple or green skin

Ex: The caimito sorbet I made was a refreshing and satisfying dessert option .
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genipap
[noun]

a tropical fruit with a green or yellow skin and a juicy, tangy flesh

Ex: The genipap sorbet was a hit at the party , with its vibrant color and refreshing flavor .
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marang
[noun]

a tropical fruit with a spiky green exterior, creamy flesh, and a sweet, custard-like taste

Ex: The marang tree in my backyard provided delicious fruits that I could n't resist snacking on .
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durian
[noun]

a large spiny tropical fruit with a pungent smell and a sweet taste that grows in Asia

Ex: I tried durian for the first time and its unique flavor surprised me .
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guava
[noun]

a tropical fruit with pink juicy flesh, native to Mexico and Central America

Ex: She enjoyed eating guava slices sprinkled with chili powder for a spicy-sweet snack .
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mango
[noun]

a sweet yellow fruit with a thin skin that grows in hot areas

Ex: The mango harvest season is an important time of the year in many tropical countries .
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a yellow or green tropical fruit with a juicy pulp that looks like a star when sliced

Ex: My homemade star fruit jam was a hit among my family .
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papaya
[noun]

an oval tropical fruit with an orange-yellow flesh containing black seeds

Ex: She made a papaya salsa with diced papaya, red onion , cilantro , and lime juice to serve with grilled fish .
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pawpaw
[noun]

a North American fruit oblong in shape and green in color that has an edible yellow flesh

Ex: I discovered the delightful combination of pawpaw and coconut in a tropical fruit salad .
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pineapple
[noun]

a sweet large and tropical fruit that has brown skin, pointy leaves, and yellow flesh which is very juicy

Ex: Some people enjoy the unique combination of sweet and tangy flavors by adding pineapple to their pizza toppings .
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jackfruit
[noun]

a very large edible fruit of the fig family that grows in tropical areas, especially in India

Ex: The chef began his cooking by marinating jackfruit in barbecue sauce and grilling it .
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litchi
[noun]

a round red tropical fruit native to china, with a sweet white flesh, rough skin and a large seed

Ex: When I want to treat myself, I make a litchi and coconut smoothie with a splash of lime juice.
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a dark purplish fruit with white flesh that is segmented and very juicy, growing in tropical regions

Ex: I read that mangosteen is packed with antioxidants .
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a type of tropical fruit whose skin is purple in color and has many seeds within, native to South America

Ex: The tropical smoothie was made with a blend of mango , pineapple , and passion fruit for a burst of flavor .
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a round fruit with a thick red skin, containing many red edible seeds that are of sour or sweet taste

Ex: He bought a few pomegranates to make fresh juice at home .
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rambutan
[noun]

a red tropical fruit with a slightly acidic taste, covered with soft spines, originally growing in Southeast Asia

Ex: The kids were fascinated by the unique appearance of rambutan and eagerly tried it .
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tamarind
[noun]

a tropical seed pod that bears very acidic and brown fruits, used in Asian cuisine

Ex: The natural tanginess of tamarind adds a unique twist to sauces , marinades , and soups .
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soursop
[noun]

a tropical fruit known for its spiky green exterior and creamy, tangy flesh

Ex: The creamy texture of soursop makes it a great addition to fruit salads .
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sweetsop
[noun]

a tropical fruit with a creamy, custard-like flesh and a sweet, delightful flavor

Ex: When I introduced my friends to sweetsop for the first time, their faces lit up with delight as they tasted its unique combination of flavors.
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babaco
[noun]

a fruit native to South America that has a yellow-green skin, a soft, juicy texture, and a sweet flavor similar to a combination of pineapple and mango

Ex: The babaco smoothie at that tropical cafe is a must-try .
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a small tropical fruit with green skin and sweet-tart flesh

Ex: You should try a glass of Spanish lime juice; it's incredibly refreshing.
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kiwi
[noun]

an oval fruit with hairy brown skin and green flesh

Ex: To ripen a kiwi faster , place it in a paper bag with an apple or banana .
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avocado
[noun]

a bell-shaped tropical fruit with bright green flesh, dark skin and a big stony seed

Ex: You can make a nourishing hair mask using ripe avocado and olive oil .
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tamarillo
[noun]

a tangy and vibrant fruit with a unique combination of sweet and tart flavors

Ex: Tamarillo chutney is a delicious accompaniment to grilled meats.
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