From the fruit of the future to rare fruit that costs the same as jewelry, here are 13 of the most expensive fruits in the world! Subscribe For New Videos!
13. Dekopon Citrus
If you're paying $80 for a bag of something, you no doubt are trying to get something valuable and rare. Which is why you might be scratching your head to learn that for that $80 in this entry you're getting nothing more than a bag of orange citrus. Specifically, you're getting the Dekopon Citrus. This specific item is being referred to as the "fruit of the future".
12. Designer Bananas
When you go to the store to buy bananas, one of the things that you look for without a doubt is for ones that don't have too much damage or brown spots on the peel, as that is an indication of it being too old and starting to lose its flavor. However, in Japan, there is a special kind of fruit known as the "Designer Banana" where an artist will literally spend their time carving into the peel of a banana to make a special image.
11. Square Watermelon
The watermelon as a whole is a very simple fruit to understand, and not unlike other fruits they are grown in various ways, such as seedless and seeded. In Japan though, they had the notion that they should try and mold their watermelons to be more compact and easier to stack on their store shelves. Thus was born the Square Watermelon.
10. Sekai-ichi Apple
If you were to translate what Sekai-ichi Apple means, you would get "The Best In The World Apple", and due to that moniker and the effort that is put in to make these fruits, you can understand why they cost $21 per apple.
9. Sembikiya Queen Strawberry
When it comes to the strawberries of Japan, no effort is wasted in trying to make them the most beautiful and perfect strawberries in the world. And this goes beyond what you might think are the "basics" of a fruits look. If you were to look at the Sembikiya Queen Strawberry, you'll notice its color first. Not only is it red, it's perfect red from the top to the bottom of the fruit. This is intentional as they want to see no blemishes on the fruit at all.
8. Densuke Watermelon
For this particular watermelon, it's not just the look that helps sells it, it's the name and what is associated with that name. If you're confused, it's really simple to explain. The Densuke Watermelon is grown on the Japanese island of Hokkaido, and they are bred to be literally perfect in terms of their shape, their taste, and more.
7. Avocados
If you're looking to find a fruit that is expensive, but also one that is sold almost all over the world for various reasons, then Avocados are what you are looking for. Now, in the places of their origin, like Mexico and South Africa, you can get them for a relatively cheap price, however, if you were to go to other countries where they are not readily available, you'll notice that the price goes up significantly. Why is that?
6. Shiroi Houseki Strawberry
An easy way to drive up the price for an item is to make sure that it is a rare one, and that applies to fruit as much as any other item. This can be proven via Japan and their Shiroi Houseki Strawberry. It’s also known as the “white jewel” strawberry! What makes this one more unique than any other strawberry on the market?
5. Yubari King
Yubari King is a very special kind of Japanese Cantaloupe grown in the city of Hokkaido. A simple pair of these cantaloupes can go for $225, and that's because of how these Yubari's are grown and the taste that they provide:
4. Lost Gardens Pineapple
There are many ways to grow certain fruits to achieve a certain effect, but in the United Kingdom, there is a special pineapple grown in the "Lost Gardens of Heligan" that might actually turn off some people from trying them out. You see, unlike many modern techniques, the pineapple grown here uses Victorian techniques that are a tad...extreme.
3. Acai Berry
This stuff is awesome!! In today's world, there are many "superfoods" that people are encouraged to eat in order to get better, and a recent one that has been granted this moniker is the Acai Berry that comes from the Acai Palm of South America.
2. Ruby Roman Grapes
Despite what the name might suggest, the Ruby Roman Grapes aren't ones that were cultivated since the days of the Roman Empire, rather, they are from Japan, and not unlike many other fruits that they cultivate, the grapes themselves are so perfect that they sell for a very high price.
1. Strawberries and a Diamond
Who wants a million dollar strawberry?? If you were to hear that there is a large bowl of strawberries at a restaurant in New Orleans that is worth $1.4 million dollars you might think that the people serving that are quite crazy, and you would be right...if it was just strawberries.
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