A rundown of the 20 most expensive fruits in China, see how many you have tried

As everyone's standard of living keeps rising these days, many friends often buy fruit to eat. Fruit not only contains rich vitamins and abundant nutrients, but also promotes digestion; eating it regularly is highly beneficial to the body. However, the price of some fruits in our country is also very high, so generally you can only buy a little to taste. So what are the 20 most expensive fruits in China? Below, the editor will give a rundown.

1. Yellow dragon fruit

Yellow dragon fruit is a precious variety of dragon fruit. Its skin is yellow and its flesh is white. Compared with other varieties of dragon fruit, it has a crisper texture and higher sugar content. Because its yield is scarce, its unit price is very expensive.

2. Guilyu lychee

Guilyu lychee was auctioned for 555,000, and the single-fruit sky-high auction broke the Guinness World Record. The flesh is especially crisp, refreshingly sweet with a slight fragrance, and of extremely high quality.

3. Musang King durian

Durian is called the king of fruits and is a highly nourishing fruit. An ordinary durian costs more than 100 yuan each. Musang King durian, however, has a market price of more than 100 per jin, and one costs several hundred yuan, making its price a true "king of fruits" in China.

4. Rambutan

Rambutan is also called hairy lychee. Rambutan on the market is generally imported from Thailand and is a variety of lychee. Its market price reaches as high as 50 yuan per jin, very expensive among fruits, and most people are unwilling to eat it.

5. Hardy kiwifruit

Hardy kiwifruit is small, with a market price of nearly 50 yuan per jin. The skin of the fruit is green and very smooth, and after biting into it the flesh is similar to kiwifruit; the outer skin can be eaten directly. This thing is rarely seen, but it is very nutritious.

6. Rose apple

Rose apple looks somewhat similar to pomegranate, and its taste is not very good, but it is super expensive, with a market price of 45-48 yuan per jin. It ranks among the top ten most expensive fruits in the mainland. This fruit has high medicinal value and is a common fruit species in the south.

7. Sapphire grape

Sapphire grape has a cute appearance and is the nobility among grape varieties. Its market price is as high as around 40 yuan per jin, and in some first-tier cities the price is even higher. A bunch of grapes weighs about 2 jin, truly a fruit only the nobility can afford to eat.

8. Cream strawberry

Cream strawberry is rich in nutrients, and its taste carries a pure, delicate creamy aroma. It tastes better than ordinary strawberries, and its market price is 30 to 35 yuan per jin, making it one of the more expensive fruits in China.

9. Wax apple

Wax apple generally grows in the south. It is rich in nutrients and its taste is quite ordinary, but its price is very high, around 30 yuan per jin on the market. Whether it tastes good or not aside, it still looks quite cute.

10. Snake fruit

Snake fruit was originally a fruit of Southeast Asia. Now it is planted in western Yunnan in our country, with a market price of around 40 yuan per jin. The fruit has a snake-skin appearance and is relatively rich in potassium and pectin. Eating more of it helps improve people's memory, so it is called the "fruit of memory."

11. Xianju Dongkui bayberry

Xianju Dongkui bayberry is produced in Xianju County, Taizhou City, Zhejiang Province, and is one of the specialty products of Xianju County. It has the characteristics of early ripening, beautiful color, sweet taste, small pit, and high and stable yield. Every Xianju Dongkui bayberry is as big as a table tennis ball, red to the point of black, and one bite is all flesh.

12. Panzhihua mango

Panzhihua mango is a famous fruit of Panzhihua, Sichuan Province. It has excellent qualities such as few fibers, sweet and aromatic taste, smooth texture, pleasant aroma, fine tissue, and rich nutrition. It combines the essence of tropical fruits, and mango is hailed as the "king of tropical fruits."

13. Muskmelon

Muskmelon is a rare high-end fruit and the nobility among netted melons. It fills the mouth with fragrant juice and sweet honey. When cut open, the fruit aroma spills out along with the juice, giving off a light and pleasant mixed fragrance. It is still relatively expensive on the Chinese market.

14. White jade loquat

Suzhou Dongshan white jade loquat is the finest among loquats. Dongshan white jade has a very small yield each season and a very short production period, coming onto the market for only two weeks, and is basically only shipped within Jiangsu, Zhejiang, and Shanghai. The price is precious and delicate; even ordinary-quality ones at roadside stalls sell for several dozen yuan per jin.

15. Cherry

Cherries are high in iron, and their nutritional content ranks first among fruits. Their market price is 70 to 80 yuan per jin, making them the most expensive among many fruit varieties. The reason cherries are expensive is that they mainly come from Chile and New Zealand and are imported varieties, so their selling price in the mainland is very high.

16. Guizhou Liuma honey plum

Guizhou Liuma honey plum is light yellow, with thin skin and thick flesh. The flesh is very juicy, the taste is very sweet, and the pit is small. It carries a hint of honey flavor when eaten, and on the market it can basically sell for 60 yuan per jin.

17. Xinjiang Korla fragrant pear

Korla has 15 hours of sunshine a day and a large temperature difference between day and night. The fragrant pears grown there can be called the "king of pears." They are juicy with no grit, rich in fruit flavor, crisp and soothing to the throat, crisp and refreshing in the mouth, and sweetly juicy. On the market they also cost more than 10 yuan per jin.

18. Xiangru honey

Xiangru honey looks like a sausage. At present, few people grow it on the market, and not many sell it either. Because it is scarce and delicious, its price is not cheap. It is said that its seeds are 2 yuan each, and the ripe fruit sells for more than 30 yuan per jin.

19. Sapodilla

Everyone may think this fruit looks very much like a human heart. In fact, that is exactly the case, and it is a tropical fruit, and its shape is very much like a persimmon. People who have eaten it may all know that not everyone can accept the taste of this fruit. Although the flesh is relatively sweet and the texture is very soft, the taste is somewhat like chewing gum, so we feel a little unaccustomed when we swallow it. This fruit also contains very high nutrients, so it is a "sky-high price" fruit.

20. Longkong

This fruit is rarely seen outside. It looks a bit like longan, but it is more expensive than longan and tastes sweeter. Many people like it even more after eating it, and some people also like it even more after eating it. The flesh inside is very plump like lychee. This fruit is Longkong; just eating one makes you a rich person.

The above is a rundown of the 20 most expensive fruits in China. Fruits contain rich nutrients and play an important nutritional role in our daily lives. When choosing fruit, everyone should choose ripe fruit that is in season, and eating 2-3 kinds a day is best. Of course, the expensive fruits in our country are not limited to the above kinds. Have you eaten all of these 20 most expensive fruits?

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