Forbidden Fruit

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There are many contenders for the biblical forbidden fruit besides the apple – including figs, pomegranates, and my new favorite: amanita muscaria, the fly agaric mushroom. However during the 18th century, the grapefruit was first documented as the “forbidden fruit,” perhaps due to being a never before seen hybrid cross between the sweet orange and pomelo, where it first occurred in Barbados. Even its current scientific name, citrus paradisi, latin for citrus of paradise, seems to call back to its initial moniker.