Fruits in Literature
National Fruits
Fruity Drinks
All About Apples
That's Not a Fruit!
200

A book that follows the Joad family's travels during the Great Depression.

The Grapes of Wrath

200

National fruit of India

Mango

200

This red-slushie looking drink is the most common flavor of daquiri.

Strawberry Daquiri

200

This type of apple reminds one of an elder relative. It is green and sour.

Granny Smith

200

Many have debated whether this red, savory fruit is actually a fruit (it is).

Tomato

400

A book about a kid and his very large fruit that he does some scary things with.

James and the Giant Peach

400

National fruit of Germany

Apple

400

Triple Sec and Cointreau are popular liquor adaptations of this fruit

Orange

400

This is the most common apple color

Red

400

This creamy green fruit is often mischaracterized as a vegetable since it is...green.

Avocado

600

A book about a gang of droogs who commit 'ultra-violence.'

A Clockwork Orange

600

National fruit of Greece

Olive

600

IKEA is the most famous global distributor for this kind of fruit juice

Lingonberry


600

The science of growing apples is called this

Pomology

600

This green fruit can reach up to 96% water content, though most people assume its a vegetable.

Cucumber

800

A play about a family estate that has to make room for new development by cutting down the title object.

The Cherry Orchard

800

National fruit of Bangladesh

Jackfruit

800

The fruit pairing that goes into a pina colada

Coconut and pineapple

800

The center of an apple is called this

Core

800

They come in many colorful varieties and are very lightly spicy, but certainly not sweet! They are a fruit, not a vegetable

Bell peppers

1000

A comics series about an orphan girl who finds out the Sohma family are possessed by the Chinese zodiac. 

Fruits Basket

1000

National fruit of Japan

Persimmon

1000

With mint, makes a mojito

Lime

1000

When chewed, apple seeds release this substance, a common poison to humans

Cyanide

1000

Yellow, oblong, with a long stalk. These are only considered fruit when they are young.

Sweet Corn