Finger lime: the caviar of citrus They’re not a cute fruit. But Australian finger limes -- “citrus caviar” -- are one of the rarest and most prized fruits around.

The caviar lime grows on thorny shrubs or small trees that thrive best in a tropical or subtropical rainforest, specifically in a nutrient-rich, slightly acidic soil.

Finger limes are like nature's popping candy. Split one open and squeeze the lime caviar over tacos, salads, or any dish that could use a burst of citrus.

Others only think of the fruit as an ingredient in margaritas or key lime pie. Even lime-flavored Skittles got the boot as the longstanding candy flavor was switched out with green apple for ...

They've been called the caviar of the citrus family. With small sour pearls, finger limes are an adventurous addition to your next meal.

He is currently exploring colorful new varieties to plant, such as D’Emerald, and hopes that fruit caviar will come in as many colors as fish caviar. One of Shanley’s favorite things to do with finger ...

Finger lime, also known as caviar lime or citrus caviar, is gaining popularity as a superfood for its unique taste and numerous health benefits. Native to Australia, this tiny citrus fruit ...

Maybe it’s a finger-shaped lime with juice vesicles that look like caviar; maybe it’s a ham-hued pineapple, engineered by Del Monte to be Instagrammed.