A To Z Fruits Name With Picture

Ever stopped to think about the amazing variety of fruits the world has to offer? It's like a rainbow you can eat! Let’s take a fruity journey from A to Z, with some delicious pictures to whet your appetite.

A is for Apple

Ah, the apple. An apple a day keeps the doctor away, or so they say! Who knew this simple fruit could be the star of so many stories, from Snow White to Isaac Newton?

B is for Banana

Bananas! Nature's perfect snack, pre-packaged and ready to go. Did you know they're technically berries? Mind. Blown.

C is for Cherry

Cherries are tiny little jewels. Imagine biting into a sweet, juicy cherry on a hot summer day! They're also notoriously tricky to pit (beware of cherry juice stains!).

D is for Dragon Fruit

Now this one looks like it's straight out of a fantasy novel! The Dragon Fruit, also known as pitaya, has a mild, slightly sweet taste and is packed with nutrients.

E is for Elderberry

Elderberries are often used in jams and syrups. They're believed to have medicinal properties. Although delicious when cooked, raw elderberries can be a bit…unpleasant.

F is for Fig

Figs are sweet and chewy, and they're not actually fruits! They are inverted flowers.

G is for Grape

Grapes! From table grapes to wine grapes, they’re incredibly versatile. Who doesn’t love popping a handful of grapes straight from the fridge?

H is for Honeydew Melon

Honeydew melon is a refreshing and sweet fruit. It's perfect for a light snack. Plus, it looks so elegant on a fruit platter!

I is for Indian Plum

Also known as Oemleria cerasiformis, the Indian plum is not actually a plum! It's an early sign of spring. Enjoy them fresh or use them for jams and jellies.

J is for Jabuticaba

Have you ever seen fruit grow directly on the trunk of a tree? That's Jabuticaba! These Brazilian berries are a real treat.

K is for Kiwi

Kiwis are fuzzy on the outside and bright green on the inside. They add a tangy kick to smoothies and fruit salads.

L is for Lychee

Lychees have a fragrant, floral aroma and a sweet, slightly acidic taste. Peel away the rough skin to reveal the juicy white flesh inside.

M is for Mango

Mangoes are the king of fruits for many! Their sweet, tropical flavor makes them a summer favorite. Just try not to make a mess while eating one!

N is for Nectarine

Nectarines are like peaches, but without the fuzz. Simple as that! They are sweet and juicy. Perfect for a quick snack.

O is for Orange

Oranges, a classic source of Vitamin C. A glass of fresh orange juice in the morning is a great way to start the day.

P is for Pineapple

Pineapples are tropical delights with a prickly exterior. They make the best pina coladas.

Q is for Quince

Quince is a fruit that is often cooked before eating. It has a tart, complex flavor that is delicious in jams and jellies.

R is for Raspberry

Raspberries are delicate and sweet. Fresh raspberries on top of yogurt or oatmeal are a perfect breakfast.

S is for Strawberry

Strawberries, are the taste of summer. They're perfect in desserts, smoothies, or just eaten straight from the garden.

T is for Tangerine

Tangerines are easy to peel and full of flavor. They're a great on-the-go snack.

U is for Ugli Fruit

Don't let the name fool you, Ugli fruit is actually a delightful citrus hybrid. It's a cross between a grapefruit, orange, and tangerine.

V is for Vanilla Bean (Fruit of the Vanilla Orchid)

Vanilla beans grow as fruit of the vanilla orchid. They give us the magical flavor of vanilla. They're the unsung hero of countless desserts.

W is for Watermelon

Watermelon is a summer staple. A big slice of cold watermelon is just pure happiness on a hot day.

X is for Ximenia Caffra (Sourplum)

Ximenia caffra, also known as sourplum, is native to Africa. The fruits can be eaten raw or cooked. They are also used to make jams and alcoholic beverages.