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Yellow Dragon Fruit, 1.75 lbs.

Yellow dragon fruit is the best! I will order more soon.

Yellow is Rare

Just Discovered!

Great fruit but is only available on a random basis and sometimes not available

Great snack

They were ok but I'd still recommend.

What a drag

A Great Snack

New favorite fruit

Mold

Omg these are the BEST ever. They are so tasty and just juicy and delightful

Good

I'm a middle aged man. I love trying any new produce I come across. How do I know if I don't like it if I've never tried it?  I know what dragon fruit is, I've just never seen it fresh for sale before. You could imagine my excitement when my local Sam's had it for a reasonable price. A good purchase for a curious consumer….?  Well, let me tell you about it. 
A ripe dragon fruit is a wonderful thing. It slices in half easily, you can spoon out the insides easier than scooping out an avocado. Had I known what would happen after ingestion, I should have had a abogado on retainer. I missed a day of work on account of this tasty fruit. You know why?  This is natures laxative!  Ingesting one tasty fruit for breakfast turned my day into a colonoscopy prep. Why does no one talk about this?!?!  Somehow fruit gets a free pass. If this were a supplement it'd be behind the pharmacy counter with a pamphlet and a priest.  Come on Sam. I thought I was a Plus member. How could you sell this without warning of the consequences. I don't think I did anything wrong, but you did. I just trusted something yellow and cheerful that had villain energy. You got me this time, but I'll not do it again. Well, not for at least 10 years - when my next colonoscopy prep is due. 
Please heed my warning. 

Your hero forged in porcelain

This should come with a warning label

Biting into this dragon fruit was like discovering a hidden tropical treasure. From the very first bite, it delivered a clean, subtly sweet flavor with a creamy texture that danced on the taste buds. Just a consistently satisfying fruit that’s as pretty as it is delicious.

Tip for Peak Flavor
When picking your dragon fruit, consider going for one that’s still slightly underripe. Set it out on the counter for a few days in the right conditions, and you’ll be rewarded with perfect ripeness—soft but not mushy, with a boost in sweetness. Just make sure to keep an eye on it, as it tends to go bad after about five days.

Sweet goodness

Customer reviews for Yellow Dragon Fruit, 1.75 lbs.

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