Luscious and delightful, the world of fruits unfolds a cornucopia of flavors and textures. Among the alphabet of nature's bounty, the letter "L" boasts its own repertoire of delectable treasures. From the crisp and tangy to the sweet and succulent, let's embark on a juicy journey exploring fruits that grace our tables and tantalize our taste buds, all under the captivating letter "L." Let's start!
LANGSAT FRUIT
Langsat, or Lanzones as we call it in the Philippines, is a spherical fruit cherished for its sweet flesh and slightly acidic taste. The aroma is subtle yet tropical, adding to its exotic appeal! My parents love this fresh fruit very much.
LEMON ASPEN
The Lemon Aspen is a pale yellow fruit with juicy flesh and citrusy flavor, reminiscent of lime, grapefruit, and passion fruit. It looks like a small apple fruit! But you know what’s interesting about this one? It has a deep-rooted history.
LILLY PILLY FRUIT
Another gem from Australia, the Lilly Pilly berry ranges in color from white to deep magenta when ripe. Some even have purple skin! These delicious fruits that start with L have such a refreshing flavor; they are often compared to cranberries.
LIBERTY APPLE
If you’re looking for a new type of apple for that apple cake recipe you just found, consider the Liberty apple. It offers a well-balanced taste – tart with a hint of sweetness! This sweet apple is also unique because of its natural resistance to common apple diseases, like apple scab.
LEMON DROP MELON
Lemon Drop melons are smooth with a bright yellow color. It’s relatively thin compared to some other melon varieties. In terms of taste, they offer a sweet flavor with a tangy twist reminiscent of lemon citrus.
LIMAU BALI
Limau Bali, commonly known as pomelo, hails from Southeast Asia, particularly countries like Malaysia, Thailand, and Indonesia. If you spot a big citrus fruit with a thick, green to yellowish skin at the market, that’s probably it! It’s firmer than an orange, giving a satisfying crunch when bitten into.