Take the 2-minute tour ×  Is there a specific number of fruit
that you are supposed to eat on Tu B'Shvat?  share|improve this
question  3 Answers 3  up vote 6 down vote accepted  The
language of the Magen Avraham 131:16 is leharbos, which is
specifically not specific.  share|improve this answer  I spoke
to an elderly Jew who grew up in pre-war Poland who said the
custom in his town was that only the wealthy could afford fruit
on Tu b'Shvat and the one fruit of choice was a pineapple which
he said cost a week's salary. So at least in some places, the
answer was one. I personally haven't seen this custom as common
today.  share|improve this answer  According to here:  It is
said in the name of Rabbi Chaim Vital that one should endeavor
to eat thirty different types of fruit on Tu Bishvat: ten
different fruits which are eaten in their entirety, ten fruits
of which only the interior of the fruit is eaten, and ten fruits
in which only the exterior is eaten. Other kabbalists teach that
only 15 different fruits are