These are just a few of the many mysterious-looking fruits you can find throughout Costa Rica which may surprisingly become one of your favorites! This hard exterior green spiky fruit hangs from the ...

Unlike typical pineapples, the Rubyglow is sold without its spiky crown ... produced items on the market. Grown in Costa Rica, this patented fruit is a hybrid of traditional and Morada pineapples ...

One of the endless reasons why so many of us love Costa Rica is its accessibility to healthy living. The national parks of lush rainforests, secret cascading waterfalls, the sunshine encouraging us to ...

The pineapple is individually packaged and sold without its spiky crown ... The “designer” fruit was created in Costa Rica after 15 years of research using traditional crossbreeding techniques ...

They’re known for their complex spikey texture ... who thought the fruit looked like a pine cone. Today, the majority of ...

With its hot pink skin, green spiky tendrils ... stock.adobe.com Dragon fruit, also known as pitaya, is native to southern Mexico and the western coastlines of Guatemala, Costa Rica and El ...

Roadside fruit stands are a delightful culinary experience not to be missed while traveling through Costa Rica. The country's tropical climate and fertile volcanic soil create excellent conditions ...

All Costa Ricans knew that their new President José Figueres intended to ask for a drastic revision in the government’s contract with the United Fruit Co ... deal in Costa Rica would surely ...