What fruits are not originally from the Americas?

From Asia:

* Apples: Originated in Central Asia

* Apricots: Originated in Central Asia

* Cherries: Originated in Southwest Asia

* Dates: Originated in the Middle East

* Figs: Originated in the Middle East

* Grapes: Originated in the Middle East

* Kumquats: Originated in Southeast Asia

* Lychees: Originated in Southeast Asia

* Mangos: Originated in South Asia

* Peaches: Originated in China

* Pears: Originated in Central Asia

* Pomegranates: Originated in Persia (modern Iran)

* Raisins: Dried grapes, origination from the Middle East

* Watermelons: Originated in Africa

From Africa:

* Bananas: Originated in Southeast Asia, but widely cultivated in Africa

* Guavas: Originated in Central America, but widely cultivated in Africa

* Lemons: Originated in Southeast Asia, but widely cultivated in Africa

* Oranges: Originated in Southeast Asia, but widely cultivated in Africa

* Papayas: Originated in Central America, but widely cultivated in Africa

From Europe:

* Blueberries: Native to North America, but widely cultivated in Europe

* Cranberries: Native to North America, but widely cultivated in Europe

* Strawberries: Native to Europe and Asia, but widely cultivated in Europe

Important Note: Many fruits have been cultivated and hybridized for centuries, making it difficult to trace their exact origins. This list includes those with a clear primary origin outside of the Americas.