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What to eat in the Province of Alicante? Top 4 Local Fruits in the Province of Alicante

Last update: Wed Apr 2 2025
Top 4 Local Fruits in the Province of Alicante
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Best Province of Alicante Fruit Types

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Pomegranate

PROVINCE OF ALICANTE, Spain
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Granada Mollar de Elche is a pomegranate grown in the in the province of Alicante in the south-east of the Autonomous Community of Valencia. This type of pomegranate is known for its unique characteristics that differentiate it from other varieties; Granada de Elche is particularly sweet and has an intense color that comes from its high content of anthocyanin, the antioxidant pigment found in this fruit.


This variety, in addition to its intense flavor, has a soft seed that makes it easier to eat. This 'superfruit' is extremely popular worldwide, so it comes as no surprise that more than 70% of production is for export.

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Uva de mesa embolsada 'Vinalopo' are grapes of the white Aledo, Italia or Ideal, Rosetti, Victoria, Dominga and Doña María varieties and the black Red Globe variety.


These varieties are cultivated in the province of Alicante: Agost, Aspe, Hondón de Los Frailes, Hondón de las Nieves, Monforte del Cid, Novelda and La Romana. All the individual grapes must be of the demanded size and shape and attached to the stalk. 
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Cerezas de la Montaña de Alicante are table cherries of the local Burlat, Tilagua, Planera, Nadal, Picota and Picota Ambrunesa varieties. These supreme quality cherries have been grown in the north of the province of Alicante and the south of the province of Valencia since they were brought there by the Romans.


These cherries are quite sweet, very flavorful, deep red in color and very crispy. Cerezas de la Montaña de Alicante and are categorized as 'extra' and 'primera' according to their size. These cherries are traditionally hand-picked at the moment of optimal ripeness to ensure fruit of superior quality.

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Nísperos Callosa d'en Sarriá is the fruit of the Eriobotryae Japonica Lindi species grown in the district of Marina Baja. This loquat fruit is from the Algar, Agerie or Nada varieties, and is bright yellow and has a sweet and slightly acidic flavor.


An interesting fact about the loquat tree is that its flowers bloom in the autumn and early winter, and the fruits ripen from early spring to early summer. It has a thick and firm skin and white to pale yellow flesh. Nísperos Callosa d'en Sarriá is a fruit sold at the prime of its ripeness and without any visible blemishes. 

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