Figs

Some things you might not know about figs:

There are about 800 species of figs.
The ‘fruit’ that we eat is not a fruit, but actually a collection of flowers called an inflorescence.
These flowers grow on the inside of the ‘fruit’.
Each species of fig is usually pollinated by its own species of wasp in a symbiotic relationship.
It is thought that figs could be the oldest cultivated crop (preceding wheat and rye by up to 1000 years).
Figs have a higher quantity of fibre than any other dried or fresh fruit.

Capers

Some things you might not know about capers:

native to the Mediterranean basin
are the pickled or salted flower buds of the plant Capparis spinosa L.
caperberries are semi-mature fruit that have been pickled
the strong flavour is largely due to the presence of mustard oil.
capers have been known for thousands of years and were mentioned in the writings of Pliny the Elder.

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Some things you might not know about lemons:

Lemons are members of the Rutaceae family (Rutceae).
Lemons have been used as contraceptive in historical times and lemon juice has been shown to kill HIV.
Lemons are native to south east Asia, Persia and the Himalayas.

Some things you might not know about avocados:

Avocados are members of the Laurel family (Lauraceae).
The common name avocado is derived from the Aztec word for testicle.
Avocados are about one third fat (although most of this is the monounsaturated kind).
Avocados have been cultivated since 8000BC.