Almonds are not nuts but drupes, the same category as peaches, cherries, and plums.

Pineapples were so rare in 18th-century England that people rented them for parties as status symbols.

The most expensive fruit in the world is the Yubari King melon from Japan, which has sold for over $45,000 at auction.

Almonds are not nuts but drupes, the same category as peaches, cherries, and plums.

Durian fruit is banned from many hotels and public transport in Southeast Asia because of its extremely strong odor.

Lobsters were once considered food for the poor and were fed to prisoners — they only became a luxury food in the 20th century.

Tahini, made from sesame seeds, contains more calcium per tablespoon than a glass of milk.

Cheese is the world's most stolen food — it accounts for about 4% of all food theft globally.

Durian, the 'king of fruits,' is banned from many public places in Southeast Asia due to its pungent odor.