11 Exotic Fruits In Costa Rica - The Famous Orotina Fruit Stands - Eating Fresh Fruits in Costa Rica
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- Опубліковано 24 тра 2022
- The best fruits in Costa Rica grow in the fertile soils of Orotina Costa Rica. These exotic fruits can be bought at the fruit stand in Orotina. This video is a walking tour of the Orotina fruit market.
11 Exotic Fruits In Costa Rica - The Famous Orotina Fruit Stands - Eating Fresh Fruits in Costa Rica
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I spent a month in CR and lost 10lbs. Eating nothing but fruit.
It’s delicious.
That's awesome! Costa Rica definitely makes it easier to eat fruit.
gracias obeserbar rica frutas de mi tierra costa rica
Thanks for sharing this!!! I definitely need to stop by there
You should! We are not joking when we say that the best fruit in Costa Rica comes from Orotina. Would love to see a video on your chancel of your experience if you stop by.
01:58 Rambutan, not lychee
Really happy to see those honeydews :)
But they didn't have any grapes, do they? Did you find some quality grapes in CR aswell?
Great eye and great question.
Costa Rica has amazing fruit but it’s mostly tropical and much of it is different from what I grew up with in the states.
Apples, Peaches and Grapes are temperate climate fruits. I’ve heard these are grown in higher elevations around Dota and the Cerro de la Muerte in Costa Rica. You will not find these fruits at most farmer markets but if you do, they probably came from Mexico or Chile.
The larger chain grocery stores in CR usually sell these fruits, but it’s rare for me to find them in good quality and they are very expensive. In this case, I think they where grown in the states, frozen then imported (don’t quote me on this, I haven’t looked in to my theory).
You didn’t ask but it’s worth noting, American style oranges and cherries can be hard to find and lemons are extremely rare.
@@BloggingMoneyLife Thanks for the fast and lenghty reply. :)
It's interesting, because I've seen videos from people in Thailand growing grapes, although I do not know at which altitude that was.
I think everything comes at a cost, so the tradeoff for amazing tropical fruit might be average and/or expensive temperate clite fruits. I'll check that out once I come back to CR.
Much love from germany!
Also, did you come across some Jackfruit while being in CR?
@@BloggingMoneyLife Grapes grow in subtropical climates.
Exact Location ?
When’s the baby due? Looking forward to hearing the story
What up Ryan!
Baby Luca was born last month, and we now have a happy, healthy US/Tico baby boy. He keeps us pretty busy, so we haven't had much time to work on our blog/vlog, but we will get his birthing story out as soon as we can. We had a few surprises and learned a lot during this process. I'm sure sharing our story can help people going through a similar experience.
I see your channel is growing nicely. Keep up the excellent work.
@@BloggingMoneyLife congratulations! 🍾🎈🎉🎊 very happy for you both. Especially being a mixed kid like me and my lil one. You two are very lucky. It’s a lot of work for sure, some days suck, but that one little smile makes it all worth it. We’re definitely counting on your story to help us make a decision for the next one! We were extremely happy with Mexico but want to plant another flag
@@RC94332 thanks man. That's so cool what a wonderful gift to give your child at birth.