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Fruit Tier List Insights and Rankings
May 10, 2025
Tier List of Fruits Lecture
Introduction
Tier list of fruits requested by audience
Aim to provide scientifically backed, accurate data
Deviations from the list considered wrong
Grapes
Red Grapes
: Firm, juicy, full of flavor
Rating
: S tier
Universally loved except by dogs (poisonous to them)
Blueberries
Blueberries Alone
: A tier
Combined with Grapes
: Elevate to S tier
Good complement in fruit salads
Apples
General Apples
: A tier
Except Granny Smith which are less liked
Current Apple
: Poor quality, mushy, D tier
Bananas
Bananas
: S tier
Versatile, good even when decaying (banana bread)
Nectarine
Nectarine
: C tier
Bland, not much flavor
Grapefruit
Grapefruit
: F tier
Repulsive taste, misleading name
Oranges
Oranges
: B tier
Sweet but not tangy, some disappointment compared to memories
Mango
Mango
: B tier
Unclear if the mango was ripe, tasted unusual
Kiwi
Kiwi
: B tier
Unique texture and taste, potential for A tier
Star Fruit
Star Fruit
: A tier
Tastes like candy, impressive flavor and appearance
Lime
Lime
: D tier
Painful to eat directly, mainly used for flavoring
Papaya
Papaya
: C tier
Bland taste, unusual texture
Strawberries
Strawberries
: B tier
Great flavor but disliked texture
Raspberries
Raspberries
: A tier
Good flavor, slightly mushy
Blackberries
Blackberries
: F tier
Bitter, unpleasant taste
Cotton Candy Grapes
Cotton Candy Grapes
: A tier
Unique flavor resembling cotton candy
Golden Berries
Golden Berries
: F tier
Taste described as "stink ass"
Lemons
Lemons
: F tier
Overpowering flavor, disliked
Coconut
Coconut
: B tier
Hard to open, but coconut meat is good
Pineapple
Pineapple
: S tier
Universally liked, great as a fruit to eat directly
Dragon Fruit
Dragon Fruit
: B tier
Flavorless but visually appealing, unique texture
Conclusion
S tier includes grapes, bananas, and pineapples
Several fruits marked with lower tiers due to poor flavor or texture
Some fruits have potential for improved standing with additional tasting
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