In a world full of fruit, everyone thinks they are the best. Some fruits are sweet, some are juicy. But not all fruits are the same, and some stand out more than others. In this list, different fruits will explain why they think they deserve to be number one.

5. Blueberry
Blueberries. Are they really blue? I don’t know. All I know is that they have a sour but sweet taste with a little crunch that is just right. The fun of them is to see if you’re gonna get a good (sweet) or bad (sour). They are perfectly bite-size but be careful with little ones. The price is between $5 and $9 per container. And according to healthline.com, blueberries boost heart health, improve brain function, and provide high levels of antioxidants, particularly anthocyanins.

4. Grapes
Grapes can be purple or green. They are crunchy and sweet, sometimes they can be soft and dry. The reason I like them is because they are crunchy. They are a million times better when they’re frozen. Grapes are the size of a coin, but be careful with little they could choke. The price of a bag of grapes is $4.21 – $5.33. According to healthline.com, grapes help promote heart health, reduce blood pressure, and improve immune function.

3. Watermelon
Watermelon is red with a green outside, and it has a watery feeling with a sweet flavor. I like them because they are refreshing fruit and perfect for summer and pool day.
One whole watermelon costs $7.97–$8.10. Watermelon can be cut into all different shapes. According to mayoclinichealthsystem.org , watermelon supports heart health, reduces muscle soreness, aids in digestion, and contains antioxidants like lycopene that may lower cancer risks and improve skin health.

2. Raspberries
Raspberries are red with little circles. They are very sweet and have a little crunch from the seed. I like them because they are very sweet and bite-sized, perfect for on the go and with other snacks. A pack of raspberries generally costs $2.99 and $4.76. According to benefits-raspberries Improved blood sugar management, heart health, and digestive health

1. Strawberries
Strawberries are red with little black seeds and with a green stem. They’re sugary and delightful and they also taste so good when they’re frozen. Strawberries are bite-sized but better when they are cut. The cost of a pack of strawberries is $3-$7 depending on the store. According to stvincentscancer.org, benefits support gut health, manage blood sugar, reduce inflammation, and boosts skin health.

So, there you have my fruit list. Whether you’re looking for a refreshing summer snack like watermelon or a sweet, frozen strawberry, you’re getting good brain power, a healthier heart, and other benefits. If you love fruit, and a bunch of drama, make sure to check out Fruit Love Island, a funny series about fruit!