Top 10 most expensive fruits in the world in 2022
Ah, fruits.
Who doesn’t enjoy a juice fruit every once in a while?
We can all buy fruits for cheap prices in the local grocery store but what if we told
you that there are fruits worth almost as much as a car?
Let us make one thing clear: the pricey fruits detailed below are not the same as our usual
fruits.
They are one-of-a-kind in terms of size, shape, color, taste, availability, and so on.
They also require special care and have qualities that make them the most expensive fruits.
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After seeing the price tag, today's top ten most expensive fruits in the world in 2022
can give you nightmares.
Without further ado, here are the top ten world's most expensive fruits that will shock
you.
#1.
Dekopon Citrus Dekopon Citrus is a fruity, seedless blend
of mandarin and orange.
It's mandarin orange.
They were originally cultivated in nineteen seventy-two and are highly valued for their
sweetness, with many people thinking them the best oranges in the world.
And where else but Japan could they be sold?
Yep, Japan is the place to go if you want this fruit!
They come in a bag of six and cost a hefty eighty dollars, so these aren't fruits to
splurge on with the leftover change from your last grocery store.
Make sure your wallet is completely loaded and ready to travel.
#2.
Sekai Ichi Apples These are probably the same apples that Snow
White ate, but without the poison, of course.
We realize it's difficult to understand, but the name literally means "world's number one."
Anyone for modesty?
These apples are one of a kind, having been grown for the first time in nineteen seventy-four
in Japan.
In this year, they are still pretty much popular and expensive!
Their delicate pink or red color, as well as their juiciness and sweetness, are not
unusual.
Their enormous size and weight are out of the ordinary.
They have a fifteen-inch circumference and weigh about two pounds.
In addition, they are cleaned in honey before being sold.
Then there's the cost.
One single – gigantic – apple would cost twenty-one dollars.
#3.
Sembikiya Queen Strawberries Strawberries.
Everyone enjoys strawberries, especially when they come in the form of a chocolate bar.
Here comes another expensive fruit from Japan!
The Sembikiya Queen Strawberries, on the other hand, should not be combined with anything
else.
They are ideal just the way they are.
Perfect.
Each of these strawberries is hand-picked for its perfect red color, dark green foliage,
white seeds, and form.
They cost eighty-five dollars.
They come in bundles of twelve.
And they don't require anything else to be the ideal gift.
Or, better still, don't.
Forget about the previous sentence.
Don't give them to anyone else.
Indulge yourself in these beautiful luscious strawberries when you get your hands on them.
You deserve them.
#4.
Buddha Shaped Pears A nature’s religious sculpture.
Yes, you read that correctly.
Pears shaped like Buddha.
Included are folded arms, a meditation position, and a smile.
Xianzhang Hao, a Chinese farmer from the Hebei region of China, had the idea to grow these
pears in the shape of the Buddha Statue on his farm.
The pears are produced in molds that form them into tiny Buddhas as they grow.
The molds were made accessible by the Fruit Mould Company in China, which also offers
a variety of other unusual fruit shapes such as heart-shaped watermelons and gnome-shaped
apples.
A bag of this costs eight hundred dollars per kilogram.
They also help you meditate for extended periods of time.
We're joking, of course.
5.
Square Watermelon Would you eat something in the shape of a
square?
I'm not going to talk about chocolate anymore.
Something big and massive in the shape of a cube.
We're sure you would.
At the very least, the square watermelon.
The concept reappeared in Japan and it has been available throughout the rest of the
world, up until this year.
Aside from the fact that these watermelons were grown in a box to give them the shape
you see in the picture, there's nothing remarkable about them.
The taste is the same as it is with regular watermelons.
Okay, maybe it's the price that sets these watermelons from regular ones.
That's quite remarkable given that a single watermelon, weighing 13 pounds, costs eight
hundred dollars.
Do you want to eat a square watermelon?
Yeah, thought so, but now we're not so sure.
However, you can retain it as a decoration.
Something that expensive would be so guilty to put in our stomachs.
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#6.
Pineapples from the Lost Gardens of Heligan Now doesn’t that sound like a great title
for a fantasy movie or book?
We all know that pineapples do not grow in Europe and that the weather in England is,
to put it mildly, unappealing.
But that is only partially correct.
Pineapples do grow in Europe, and the temperature in England can be suitable for growing pineapples.
That is, with a little human assistance.
The Lost Gardens of Heligan in Cornwall, UK, is the last spot in Europe where pineapples
may be found growing.
It's a pineapple pit, similar to the ones used by Victorian gardeners in the 18th century.
Large amounts of fresh manure and urine-soaked hay are required to heat up the pit where
the pineapples are planted, as well as a lot of hard manual effort.
Normally, these pineapples are not sold, despite being worth more than one thousand five hundred
dollars each.
Regardless, one was auctioned off at some point, and the buyer paid roughly one thousand
six hundred dollars for it.
Currently, that’s the price for these pineapples.
We agree, jaw-dropping.
#7.
Taiyo no Tamago Mangoes The name means "egg of the sun," and they
are another product of fruit harvesting perfection.
And what a surprise, this fruit is again from Japan!
Taiyo no Tamago Mangoes must be over three hundred fifty grams in weight and have high
sugar content in order to be chosen.
Every year, following the first harvest, the fruits are auctioned off for a high price
per pair.
So far, the highest bid has been four thousand dollars.
Is it worthwhile?
We've heard they're a lot better than the regular ones.
#8.
Densuke Watermelon The black Densuke watermelon is a rare find
on the fruit market, with no spots or stripes and reaching up to eleven kilograms.
Its flavor is slightly sweeter than that of other watermelons, and because only ten thousand
of them are produced each year, they are extremely rare.
Normally, one of these black sweet melons costs roughly two hundred fifty, but this
year, the record price is six thousand one hundred dollars.
Is it necessary to state that this occurred in Japan?
We're confident you've worked it out by now.
Watermelons are only grown in Japan's Hokkaido Island, which accounts for their rarity.
#9.
Ruby Roman Grapes Japan appears once more on this bizarre list,
this time with the Ruby Roman Grapes.
They are the most costly grapes you could ever buy, having been grown in the Ishikawa
Prefecture for a long time now and named by a popular poll.
The selection method entails ensuring that each grape contains more than twenty grams
of sugar and is at least eighteen percent sugar.
If they weigh more than thirty grams and the grape cluster weighs more than seven hundred
grams, they are classified as premium.
The premium class grapes are so uncommon that a cluster of twenty-six of them sold for an
unbelievable eight thousand four hundred dollars.
#10.
Yubari King Melon And now we move to the most expensive fruit
on this list.
Are you ready?
The Yubari King Melon is a cross between two different melons that originated on the same
Hokkaido Island as mentioned above and gained its name from the island's Yubari greenhouses.
The melons are perfectly round with a smooth rind, and a portion of the stem is left on
top to improve their appearance.
They're soft and tasty, and they are given as gifts during Chugen, a traditional Buddhist
and Taoist festival.
While the average price of this melon is now twelve thousand dollars, two of them were
sold for a whopping thirty thousand dollars just this year, making them the most expensive
fruits in the world.
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