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Small fruits and vegetables, often referred to as miniature or baby versions are just as nutritious and delicious as their full-sized counterparts. These tiny treats pack a big punch in terms of flavor and are perfect for adding a pop of color and variety to any meal. With their petite size, they are also a great option for snacking on the go or for using as a garnish in cocktails and dishes.

Whether you’re a fan of sweet or savory, there’s a miniature fruit or vegetable out there for everyone to enjoy. So why not add some mini delights to your next grocery haul and give your taste buds a little something to smile about!

In this post, we will look at small fruits and vegetables, starting with some small fruits, and then listing small vegetables. (You can see the separate lists at List of Small Vegetables and Small Fruits Names)

Contents

Small Fruits
Small Vegetables

Small Fruits

Grapes
Currants
Cherries
Cranberries
Blueberries
Gooseberries
Raspberries
Blackberries
Strawberries
Kumquats
Key limes
Lemons
Limes
Tangerines
Mandarin oranges
Clementines
Satsumas
Blood oranges
Ugli fruit
Fig
Quince
Jujubes
Goji berries
Lychee
Longan
Starfruit
Honeydew melon
Passion fruit
Dragonfruit

Small Vegetables

Microgreens
Sprouts
Baby carrots
Grape tomatoes
Mini bell peppers
Baby corn
Mini cucumbers
Baby zucchini
Tiny potatoes
Pearl onions
Small beets
Baby turnips
Mini radishes
Tiny eggplant
Miniature sweet peppers
Baby leeks
Baby bok choy
Mini artichokes
Mini squashes
Tiny okra pods
Mini scallions
Small fennel bulbs
Tiny shallots
Mini heads of garlic
Micro-sized sweet potatoes
Small yams
Mini pumpkins