What is the most unusual fruit you have tried?

Well for me it was the golden kiwi fruit just shows how much variety there is in Sioux city when it comes to fruit.

THey will put it in tropical drinks and things like that. I'm not sure if I have tried any really exotic fruits. I've probably tasted starfruit before. I have had papaya and kiwi, neither of which are too unusual. I think pomegrante may have been the strangest fruit I've eaten. They have unusual fruit at Bloom grocery probably like uglifruit and such, but I have never bouught it.

I had a Charmoya one time. It was wonderful. It tasted like pineapple sherbet. When I was in college there was a plant near the dorms and it was a treat to find fruit on it. I have seen them in Safeway but they are really expensive. I have had but do not like starfruit. My kids love it.

i know that fruit...there is a delicacy that you can use that...well i am not mistaken that tastes sour correct? if yes, my mom use it as repalcement for tamarind in our local deli called "sinigang" it a dish known for sour taste, it is actually a soup that is sour usually with star fruit, tamarind, guava etc..the main ingriedeint could be pork, beef, shrimp or fish... but to answer you question, i have this fruit called dragon fruit it is colored pink looks like a fire ball, it also taste sour i tried it just once not becoz it is not tasty but it is way too expensive...lols

Here in my place, we eat durian every year although I know it is an unusual fruit to eat because of its smell. I

I love starfruits, we can get them easily here in my country. I've tasted durian, rambutan, langsat, mangosteens and many other tropical fruits. You can try and blend starfruits, then strain it to get the juice and mix with honey and crushed ice. It's very refreshing on a hot summer day! The most unusual fruit I've tried would be dragon fruit. There are two types, one has magenta colored flesh and the other is white. I didn't want to try the magenta coloured ones because of the strong colour. It looks like it has artificial coloring! Lol!! Surprisingly, it tastes great! I love dragon fruit now. :):)

I love Starfruit. That was the weirdest fruit for me. My mom's friend had made a fruit salad and put those in there. They are just a pain to peel the skin off of cause of their shape. I thought they were just right but I have had ones that weren't that great.

I usually like eating kiwi fruit, especially for breakfast and my favourite are those from New Zealand. This morning my husband went to the corner shop and bought a different coloured one, definitely not green like the others, but yellow. I tried it and the taste was absolutely delicious! In a way it reminded me of a tropical fruit or a peach, even though I could not really specify which! What a delicious flavour!

I love one exotic fruit, It is dragon fruits. It grows from a cactus, very sweet and believed good for health by the chinese.

I recently tried a japanese fruit, the name of which I do not remember,my friend just brought from Japan.

I'd say dragonfruit. It looks very attractive, with the light scarlet colour, and the scale-like skin. The inside looks good too - white with little dots (seeds?). But I didn't like it - I don't fancy fruits with tiny seeds that I've to either swallow or spit out!

hmmmmm for me.. locally we call it chisas.. i dont know the english translation or english name of it... it is sweet, all yellow like golden yellow and the stickyness of cheese. yummy but i rarely see it in my town=/

Yeah I found starfruit to be pretty bland myself, not much taste. For me, the most unusual fruit I have tried was probably the durian. It smells like a gas leak or something, and it tastes pretty weird. I wouldn't go so far as to dismiss it as being terrible, but it's not really that nice either. Lots of Asians I know really enjoy it and almost everyone I've met from Malaysia loves it, but it's not my kind of fruit.

i saw and tasted the biggest star fruit in indonesia...boy,they were big! yes,different culture,different taste...my niece who grew up in switzerland would say this everytime i say i dont like a certain food:because you're not used to it (eat)?LOL i first got a taste of the dragon fruit in thailand.i dint like it much.but since it is being propagated here now,id like to taste again whether i'd get used to it or not.though maybe not. i love durian...yes!and mangosteen (very expensive,though)and rambutan!good!lanzones too, our local longgans. i dont like mangoes...we have too many trees which my husband planted 8 years ago.my throat gets too itchy when i eat mangoes.i dont like bananas much too.maybe,i got used to to so much...i dont enjoy eating it anymore.i like picking strawberries,but theyre too sour.grapes only the seedless once,our Atis and Guyabano are ok too...l like kiwi a lot too.good source for calcium.i always order apple-kiwi frothies.papaya,i really hate...well.its the taste buds speaking...

I'm guy who happens to be somewhat of a foodie, and I have often tried many, many things including starfruit, which I like as a component to a champagne sorbet!:) The most unusual fruit that I ever attempted to eat was Durian Fruit, which I'll never try again! LOL!:) http://www.apsense.com/article/113211.html I really enjoy new things as far as foods are concerned, and it occurs to me that many fruits and vegetables that USA folks consider "normal" are also considered strange by many other cultures... I hope that you get a laugh out of my article about Durian fruit, and that you will also hear from the Mylot community about their food experiences, too!:)

Mine would probably be dragon fruit its soo delicious its my favorate fruit :)

Oh, starfruit is a local fruit in my country. There are sour starfruits and like the first comment said, we use it to make the soup of 'sinigang' sour. Sinigang is a popular dish that is commonly made sour with tamarind and kamias. It can have pork, shrimp and other meat. It is bland even when it is ripe. I don't know about ice cream star fruit but some provinces has special delicacies made with starfruit.