Washington: A farmer named Hao Xianzhang in China has been growing pears that are shaped like 'Buddha.' Xianzhang, who spent 6 years perfecting the method by growing the fruit inside molds, said that ...

Moulds let gardeners shape their fruit while they grow. Because pear-shaped pears and round melons were getting old, a Chinese entrepreneur decided to create moulds that allow gardeners with green ...

Square watermelons, star- and heart-shaped cucumbers, and even Buddha-shaped pears can be found in some grocery store produce bins. Who buys them? And why? A recent study found younger consumers with ...

These ingenious moulds grow fruit and veg into bizarre shapes - including little Buddha pears and square watermelons. China-based Fruit Mould Co is behind the crazy contraptions and have been ...

A new study reveals that younger consumers with low incomes are more likely to purchase an $8 novelty-shaped pear. For around $8 a piece, you can take a bite into this crazy fruit. Why so pricey?

Chinese company Fruit Mould makes these plastic moulds to give regular fruit some weird shapes. The most popular are heart-shaped and square watermelons, Buddha-shaped pears, and skull pumpkins. There ...

Here's a fruit with some real spirit... a pear in the shape of a Buddha. A farmer has spent six years perfecting the art of growing the fruit in the shape of the religious icon in an orchard in China.

An curved arrow pointing right. Chinese company Fruit Mould makes these plastic moulds to give regular fruit some weird shapes. The most popular are heart-shaped and square watermelons, Buddha-shaped ...

Want to know the way to the President's heart? Toss him a misshapen spud. "It's remarkable," Barack Obama said as he hoisted a tiny potato given to him by an audience member during his Monday visit to ...

Because pear-shaped pears and round melons were getting old, a Chinese entrepreneur decided to create molds that allow gardeners with green thumbs to grow Buddha-shaped pears, square watermelons and ...