Guess the Fruit Quiz | Blurred Fruit Pictures | Hard Level | (Part – 2)

A large green fruit with soft spiky skin and creamy white flesh that tastes sweet and sour.

Noun

Annonaceae

Annona muricata

Soursops

Named for its sour flavor and soft ‘sopping’ texture.

Guanábana

Custard apple, cherimoya.

A small round yellow fruit with several translucent segments of sweet-tart flesh.

Noun

Meliaceae

Lansium domesticum

Langsats

From Malay langsat for this local fruit.

Langsat

Longan, rambutan.

A round yellow or reddish fruit with thick rind and soft white sweet-sour pulp around large seeds.

Noun

Meliaceae

Sandoricum koetjape

Santols

From Tagalog santol for this fruit.

Santol

Langsat, mangosteen.

A hard-shelled aromatic fruit with orange pulp often used in drinks and traditional remedies.

Noun

Rutaceae

Aegle marmelos

Bael fruits

From Sanskrit bel and Hindi bel.

Bel

Wood apple.

A round fruit with very hard shell and brownish aromatic pulp often eaten mixed with sugar or milk.

Noun

Rutaceae

Limonia acidissima

Wood apples

Named for its woody hard shell.

Divul

Bael, tamarind.

A green, heart-shaped fruit with creamy white custard-like flesh and a sweet tropical flavor.

Noun

Annonaceae

Annona cherimola

Cherimoyas

From Quechua chirimuya, meaning cold seeds.

Chirimoya

Custard apple, soursop.

An egg-shaped fruit with smooth red or orange skin and tangy pulp, also called tree tomato.

Noun

Solanaceae

Solanum betaceum

Tamarillos

Name created in New Zealand to market the fruit.

Tamarillo

Tomato, passion fruit.

A large, rough-skinned citrus fruit that is a natural cross between grapefruit, orange, and tangerine.

Noun

Rutaceae

Citrus × tangelo (Jamaican variety)

Ugli fruits

Trade name from ‘ugly’, referring to its wrinkled look.

Ugli fruit

Grapefruit, tangelo.

A small brown fruit that is eaten when very soft and overripe, with a flavor like spiced apple.

Noun

Rosaceae

Mespilus germanica

Medlars

From Old French meslier and Latin mespilum.

Nefle

Quince, crab apple.

A bell-shaped crisp fruit with glossy skin and a light rose-like fragrance.

Noun

Myrtaceae

Syzygium jambos

Rose apples

Named for its rose scent and apple-like shape.

Panniyerikka

Water apple, guava.