I’m from the USA and a lot exotic fruits names and pictures have been discussed here. I am here to mention the most exotic fruits names and pictures, it’s also one of our best kept culinary secrets.
Pawpaw is the things that we tried — rare and exotic fruits from the USA. It’s weird and tasty, you should get to know them.
The pawpaw is the largest fruit native to North America. It looks and tastes like a tropical fruit, but it’s actually the only temperate member of a family of trees that includes other famous exotic fruit such as the cherimoya and soursop.
Although it grows wild, it naturally has the flavor and size to compete with fruit that has been cultivated for hundreds of years.
The pawpaw was popular among Native Americans and early settlers. The flavor of the pawpaw is often compared to a cross between a banana and mango. If you like exotic fruits (particularly tropical ones with a creamier flavor) you must try it!
But, unfortunately pawpaw has never been widely cultivated in the US. I’ve heard that when its flower blooms, it gives off the scent of rotting meat, so that may be a factor.
More likely it just doesn’t store and ship well. It bruises easily and only has a shelf life of 2-3 days at room temperature before it starts to ferment. I’ve never seen pawpaw for sale at any store.
Fortunately for the adventurous however, it is a native fruit and grows wild in a broad expanse of territory that includes most of the East Coast, Midwest and eastern Texas. Pawpaws generally ripen from mid August into October. If you find yourself hiking in the fall, keep an eye out!
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