FRUITS

5-syllable Fruits

Every fruit on this page is pronounced in exactly 5 syllables — full profile for each.

Looking for 5-syllable fruits? Here are 6 fruits that fit — each linked to a full profile.

Syllables are counted across the whole name (multi-word names sum). "Apple" is 2 syllables; "Macaroni and Cheese" is 6.

Table of contents 6 entries
Galia MelonJabuticabaJuniper BerryMomordica Fruit
Surinam CherryVictoria Plum

List of 5-syllable Fruits

    1

    Galia Melon

    Cucumis melo var. reticulatus

    An aromatic Israeli muskmelon hybrid created in the 1970s — netted yellow skin with pale green sweet flesh, considered the most fragrant of the supermarket melons.

    2

    Jabuticaba

    Plinia cauliflora

    A Brazilian wonder fruit that grows directly on the trunk and branches of its tree — dark purple berries that look like grapes glued onto bark, with mild grape-lychee flavor and a brief shelf life.

    3

    Juniper Berry

    Juniperus communis

    Not actually a berry but the female cone of the juniper tree — a small dark blue spice used for centuries to flavor gin, game meats, and northern European preserves.

    4

    Momordica Fruit

    Siraitia grosvenorii

    A bumpy bright-orange East Asian fruit (also called luo han guo or monk fruit) — its concentrated extract has become a popular zero-calorie sweetener that's hundreds of times sweeter than sugar.

    5

    Surinam Cherry

    Eugenia uniflora

    A small red ribbed Brazilian backyard fruit (also called pitanga) with intense complex flavor between cherry, raspberry, and tropical resin — extreme polarity between underripe (terrible) and ripe (delicious).

    6

    Victoria Plum

    Prunus domestica 'Victoria'

    Britain's most beloved plum — a large, oval, red-yellow plum with sweet yellow flesh and a clingstone; named after Queen Victoria, and accounting for the majority of all plum trees grown in British gardens and orchards.

About 5-syllable fruits

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