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Which Fruits Are Trending in November in Ireland?

by Mónica Pineda

November marks the end of autumn in Ireland.Days get shorter, the weather turns colder, and nature begins to rest.

Still, this month brings a selection of flavorful fruits that add color, freshness, and energy to everyday meals. Even though local harvests slow down, both Irish and imported fruits shine during this season.


Local fruits in November

Irish apples The undisputed star of autumn and early winter. Locally grown apples remain available thanks to post harvest storage.
They’re versatile, nutritious, and perfect for eating fresh, baking into pies, or making warm compotes.

Pears While Ireland doesn’t have large pear production, European pears are still widely available. Sweet and juicy, they pair beautifully with cheese or can be used in warm desserts.

Late season blackberries In some regions, the very last wild blackberries of the year can still be found. They’re great for sauces, jams, or to accompany autumn desserts.


Imported fruits in trend

  • -Citrus fruits (oranges, mandarins, grapefruits)
    Mainly sourced from southern Europe, citrus fruits become essential during colder months. They bring vitamin C, brightness, and freshness to the table.

  • -Pomegranate
    Though not grown locally, pomegranates become a November favorite in Irish supermarkets. Perfect for salads, yogurts, or light desserts.

  • -Kiwi
    Imported from New Zealand or Italy, kiwis are a top choice for boosting immunity. Their tangy flavor makes them perfect for smoothies or breakfast bowls.

  • -Banana and avocado
    These imported staples remain everyday essentials. Bananas are practical and energizing, while avocados are versatile and rich in healthy fats.


How to make the most of them with Take Away Now

Healthy breakfasts or snacks
Offer fresh combinations like apple with yogurt or kiwi with oats a simple way to start the day energized.

  • -Comforting desserts
    Apple tarts, pear crumble, or fruit muffins warm, soft, and ideal for a chilly afternoon.

  • -Natural drinks and juices
    Blend citrus fruits with pomegranate for refreshing, antioxidant rich beverages.

  • -Savory dishes with a sweet twist
    Add apple or mandarin to warm salads, or pair pear with cheese or poultry.

  • -Grab and go options
    Ready to eat fruit portions like apple slices with cinnamon, pomegranate cups, or kiwi pieces in small containers.

November is the perfect month to reconnect with simple, natural flavors.
With Take Away Now, you can enjoy the freshest fruit of the season without any effort straight to your door.