Welcome to the Robinson Fruit Review, as presented by Amos Robinson. This brief survey of fruits is intended as an attempt to inspire love and joy in all people, by exploring the many wonderful fruits that the world has to offer. I, Amos Robinson, believe that it is only through education of the appreciation of fruits that man can ever be truly free.
I now welcome you to read the Fruit Review, archived here for posterity, and listed in chronological order. Each review builds upon the previous one, and so you would be well advised to read them in the order shown.
This page contains links to each review, with the content of each review on a separate page. If you would prefer to read all of the reviews together in one page, you can do so here.
Reviews
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Cherry Rosaceae
Cherry: two stars for what is usually a five star fruit.
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Granny Smith apple Rosaceae
Granny Smith apple: three and a half stars for what is usually a three star fruit.
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Guava Myrtaceae
Guava: two stars for what is usually a two and a half star fruit.
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Kiwi fruit Actinidiaceae
Kiwi fruit: two stars for what is usually a two star fruit.
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Navel orange Rutaceae
Navel orange: four and a half stars for what is usually a four star fruit.
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Nectarine Rosaceae
Nectarine: four stars for what is usually a five star fruit.
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Banana Musaceae
Banana: three and a half stars for what is usually a three and a half star fruit.
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Pineapple Bromeliaceae
Pineapple: five stars for what is usually a five star fruit.
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Passionfruit Passifloraceae
Passionfruit: five stars for what is usually a five star fruit.
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Pamplemousse Rutaceae
Pamplemousse: three stars for what is usually a three and a half star fruit.
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Strawberries Rosaceae
Strawberries: four and a half stars for what is usually a three star fruit.
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Lemon Rutaceae
Lemon: four stars for what is usually a four star fruit.
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Fig Moraceae
Fig: two stars for what is usually a three star fruit.
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Tomato Solanaceae
Tomato: five stars for what is usually a four and a half star fruit.
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Lychee Sapindaceae
Lychee: four and a half stars for what is usually a four and a half star fruit.
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Umeboshi Rosaceae
Umeboshi: two stars for what is usually a two star fruit.
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Honeydew melon Cucurbitaceae
Honeydew melon: four stars for what is usually a three and a half star fruit.
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Grape Vitaceae
Grape: four and a half stars for what is usually a four and a half star fruit.
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Aloe vera drink Asphodelaceae
Aloe vera drink: four stars for what is usually a two star plant with a zero star fruit.
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Lemongrass Poaceae
Lemongrass: four stars for what is usually a four star plant.
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Legumes Fabaceae
Legumes: five stars for what is usually a five star fruit.
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Longan Sapindaceae
Longan: three and a half stars for what is usually a four star family of fruit.
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Jackfruit Moraceae
Jackfruit: three and a half stars for what is usually a two and a half star fruit in its unripe, savoury form.
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Sapodilla Sapotaceae
Sapodilla, or Manilkara zapota: unknown stars.
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Achacha Clusiaceae
Achacha: five stars for what is usually a five star fruit.
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Star fruit Oxalidaceae
Star fruit: three stars for what is usually a three star fruit.
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Lillipilli Myrtaceae
Lillipilli, or Syzygium australe: four stars for what is usually a four star fruit.
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Midyim berry Myrtaceae
Midyim berry, or Austromyrtus dulcis (sweet southern myrtle): four stars for what is usually a four star fruit.
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Wax jambu Myrtaceae
Wax jambu, or Syzygium samarangense: three and a half stars for what is usually a three and a half star fruit.
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Lime Rutaceae
Persian lime, or Citrus × latifolia: three and a half stars for what is usually a three star fruit.
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Mulberry Moraceae
The mulberry, or Morus nigra: four stars for what is usually a three and a half star fruit.
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Pomelo Rutaceae
Pomelo, or Citrus maxima: five stars for what is usually a three star fruit.
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