Generally, fruits are produced in large quantities within their growing seasons. Thus, fruits can be more expensive when they are made in special conditions that reproduce the climate and necessary lighting. That's what happens to some of the most expensive fruits in the world, which stand out for their rarity!
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Rare and Expensive Fruits
There are several factors that can draw the attention of consumers to these fruits, which are true luxury items. For example, the promise of an unforgettable taste, textures, colors and visual appearance and even the format. That way, customers even pay fortunes to experience these rarities, check out some!
- Pineapple from Lost Gardens of Heligan
These pineapples are known around the world for being the most common at royal parties in England. Much is even said about the unique flavor of the fruit whose production takes place in a special greenhouse. In this case, the production of this exclusive crop has been going on since the 18th century and has always cost a lot.
- square watermelon
We all know watermelons in their traditional round shape. However, what about a square watermelon?! This fruit is the result of the experiences of Japanese farmers who manage to sell a unit for R$ 400. However, the consumer should be aware that these watermelons are less sweet than the traditional ones.
- Sekai Ichi apple
Certainly, the most striking factor in Sekai Ichi apples is the proportion. After all, this is an apple of approximately 5 cm in circumference and with a weight of approximately 1 kg. Furthermore, they are very common in Japan where they are popular among the population.
- Yubari melon
Finally, we need to mention this melon, which is probably the most expensive fruit in the world. This is also a so-called artificial fruit that also comes from Japan. Due to its unique appearance, with standardized cracks in its shell, and the unique and incomparable flavor, it can cost up to R$ 50,000 per unit.
