Nowadays also known as the symbol for a company manufacturing sleek electronics, the proverb "An apple a day keeps the doctor away" dates back to 19th century Wales 
$0.89 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

Originally from China where they have been cultivated for over 4,000 years.  Today, close to 90% of world production is in the US
$0.49 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

Beethoven’s favorite fruit: Ba-na-na-naaa!
$0.49 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

All the blueberries grown annually in North America spread out in a single layer would cover a four-lane highway that stretched from New York to Chicago
$1.69 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

Offered without the pit. But Brian Krause is a 10-time winner of the International Cherry Pit Spitting Championship, and holds the international cherry pit spitting record, launching a pit 93’ 6.5”
$1.19 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

Native to China, this sweet red fruit contains 21 minerals and 19 amino acids and has been used for centuries in Chinese medicine to promote longevity
$1.59 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

About 80 million pounds of this delicious fruit are consumed each year during Thanksgiving alone in the United States
$0.69 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

Rank second to the apple as the most popular fruit in the United States
$0.99 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

It takes two years for a pineapple plant to produce fruit, but it is worth the wait!
$0.99 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

Four pounds of fresh grapes are needed to make one pound of sun-dried raisins
$0.39 (1 oz/28.35 grams)

Considered poisonous in Argentina until the mid-1800s
$1.19 (1 oz/28.35 grams)