Mystery fruit

[JR8]

Does anyone know what it is? It was handed out in a workplace 'healthy diet' promotion, together with two Japanese fuji apples.

It's about 3-4" long, and has no clear fruity smell. If it smells of anything it's reminiscent of the fresh smell you get lying down in a summer meadow of long grass.

Could it be a yellow dragon-fruit (if such exists) or some dwarf variety of pineapple (thought it hasn't the tough exterior) ?

[joop]

Looks like a dragon fruit. Could you open up to see the flesh?

[Akimbo]

My guess is as good as yours...maybe it's a dried version?

Tried cutting it?

[JR8]

But dragon fruit are purple with green 'bits' on no? Well, hence the confusion.

I was hoping to know what it was before deciding how to best eat it. But! I might just have to get stuck in and see

[joop]

Could this be the answer?

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Dragon Fruit, Red and Yellow Varieties (Hylocereus undatus)

[JR8]

Could this be the answer?

http://www.pbase.com/image/121485421" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Dragon Fruit, Red and Yellow Varieties (Hylocereus undatus)

Oh....!
And, the red one, to the centre 'south east' in the pic, with the unusual stem-hole is reminiscent of the structure on what we have. [reminds me of pomegranates]

We can probably assume that that's sorted...

[joop]

Honestly, I didn't know yellow ones exist.

Do share a picture of the flesh after you opened it.

[sundaymorningstaple]

Don't forget this variety from M'sia as well....

[Primrose Hill]

Yellow Dragon fruit! it is nicer juicier than the Msian purplish one

[joop]

Don't forget this variety from M'sia as well....

The ones with red flesh just tastes sweeter than the ones with the white flesh.