These aesthetically pleasing “fruit cards” look good enough to eat

On her Vegan-themed Instagram account Tropically Lina, Lina Saber uploads a delightful series called "fruit cards" where she arranges produce on paint card-style displays. I find these immensely satisfying to look at.

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Which fruit card would you like? Only 2 fruits here have a ridiculously high amount of antioxidants compared to all the others, can you guess the two? ✌🍏🍌🍇🍈🍑 Will post answer here later. Answer for the other is now posted. Happy Sunday! 😊 Answer: Blueberries & blackberries. Blueberries: 9621 Blackberries: 5905 Pomegranates: 4479 Green Apple: 3898 Apricot: 1110 Banana: 795 Dragon Fruit: 760 Cantaloupe: 319 Cucumber: 232 ORAC Units (Antioxidants level) as of 2017 Source of the antioxidant level: Superfoodly #tropicallylina #plantpantone

A post shared by Lina Saber (@tropicallylina) on May 21, 2017 at 7:08am PDT

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Which fruit card would you like? Only 2 fruits here are currently in season for the month of May, can you guess the two? ✌🏼️🍋🍊🍓🍍🍒🍇 Happy Friday! 😊 Answer: Pineapple & cherries in the USA But many of you brought up an excellent point: it really depends on which part of the world you are in. And usually fruits are categorized by season vs. month, so strawberries are also in, but best in summer in the USA. #tropicallylina #plantpantone

A post shared by Lina Saber (@tropicallylina) on May 12, 2017 at 7:00am PDT

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Which fruit card would you like? Only 2 fruits here have an incredibly high amount of vitamin C compared to all the others, can you guess the two? ✌🏼️🍉🍓🍍🍈🍊 Will post answer here later. Answer for the other is up on IG Story. Happy Tuesday! 😊 Answer: Guava & kiwifruit. Vitamin C per 100 grams Most to least Guava: 228.3 mg Kiwifruit: 92.7 mg Papaya: 60.9 mg Strawberry: 58.8 mg Pineapple: 47.8 mg Mango: 36.4 mg Tangerine: 26.7 mg Blueberry: 9.7 mg Watermelon: 8.1 mg #tropicallylina #plantpantone

A post shared by Lina Saber (@tropicallylina) on May 16, 2017 at 7:00am PDT

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Which greens here do you use most in your dishes and how? 🌿🌱🍃 Only 1 here has an incredibly high amount of antioxidants and surprising a great source of protein compared to all the others, can you guess it? Happy Tuesday! 💚 . Answer: Surprisingly mint has the highest antioxidant level with an ORAC Value of (13978 units). It's quite fascinating. Just to give you an idea of how the antioxidant level in mint is I'll compare it to spinach. Spinach has an antioxidant level of 1687 units. And if it's dried mint, it rockets up to 160820. So get your hands on some mint, crush it into your drink, tea and more! 'ORAC' Value stands for Oxygen Radical Absorbance Capacity . Protein Levels per 100 grams Bell pepper 0.9g Asparagus 2.2g Lettuce 1.4g Spinach 2.9g Artichoke 3.3g Mint 3.8g Brussels 3.4g Zucchini 1.2g Snow peas 3g #tropicallylina #plantpantone

A post shared by Lina Saber (@tropicallylina) on Jun 13, 2017 at 1:47pm PDT

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Which fruit cards would you like? Only 3 fruits here have a special nutrient that converts into Vitamin A, can you guess some of them? We need this vitamin for good vision and strong immune system. ✌🏼🍓🍊🍋🍑🍈🌴 Will post answer here later. Happy Friday! 🌺 Answer: Cantaloupe, peach, kumquat These fruits are super in Beta-Carotene, which is wha gives them an orange hue and is essential for good vision and plays a role in decreasing the risk of vision loss from macular degeneration. #tropicallylina #plantpantone

A post shared by Lina Saber (@tropicallylina) on May 26, 2017 at 7:08am PDT