Most Sour Fruits on Earth

Most Sour Fruits on Earth

Radiocity
By Radiocity Team
Published Jul 25, 2025
This Southeast Asian fruit tops the sour chart. Its juice is so acidic it can clean rust and numb the tongue.

Bilimbi: The King of Sourness

This Southeast Asian fruit tops the sour chart. Its juice is so acidic it can clean rust and numb the tongue.

A cross between a lime and a mandarin, calamansi is small but explosively sour and common in Filipino dishes and juices.

Calamansi: Filipino Citrus Bomb

A cross between a lime and a mandarin, calamansi is small but explosively sour and common in Filipino dishes and juices.

Still green and raw, this version of tamarind delivers a sharp sour jolt often used in traditional South Asian dishes.

Unripe Tamarind: Tart & Tangy

Still green and raw, this version of tamarind delivers a sharp sour jolt often used in traditional South Asian dishes.

Buddha’s Hand: Looks Sweet, Tastes Sharp

Though aromatic, the pith and peel are highly sour and bitter. It’s more than just an exotic citrus for display.

Kagzi Nimbu: India`s Lip-Puckering Lime

This native Indian wild lime delivers more acidity than a regular lemon, making it perfect for pickles and spicy drinks.

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