17 Wildly Interesting Photos That've Changed My Perception Of Certain Foods Forever

1.Here's a bulb of garlic that doesn't have separate cloves — also known as solo garlic.

2.This is what the seeds of a wild banana look like. Commercially grown bananas are bred genetically, not from seeds, so the ones we eat have much smaller seeds than the ones shown here.

3.You can order a boba pizza from Domino's in Taiwan. It's a cheese pizza topped with brown sugar tapioca pearls, white mochi balls, and honey.

4.Here's what a strawberry whose seeds have all sprouted looks like.

5.This is what a field of growing asparagus looks like.

6.Here's a can of Pringles in Chile, where cartoon mascots for unhealthy snacks are banned. The ruling seeks to fight obesity by regulating companies who target children with their advertising.

7.Vacuum-sealed watermelon, also known as compressed watermelon, takes on a new color and texture.

8.This is the cross-section of a nutmeg.

9.Carrots come in a rainbow of colors.

10.The chocolate you know and love comes from this fruit grown on cacao trees.

11.Here's a frozen egg without its shell.

12.This is a pickle under ultraviolet light.

13.Here's a slice of pepper that's experiencing three different stages of ripeness all at once.

14.This is how cashews are grown. Though they are commonly referred to as "nuts," the part we eat is actually a seed. The plant itself is related to poison ivy and poison sumac.

15.Here's how much fruit $10 USD gets you in Ecuador.

16.Here are some peeled pomegranates.

17.Finally, there's such a thing as red bananas. They grow in Southeast Asia, and people claim they taste a bit like raspberries.

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