Sentence examples for tasty fruit from inspiring English sources

It is native to Malaysia, where it is commonly cultivated for its tasty fruit, also called rambutan.

Sold in grocery stores, drugstores and discount department stores like Wal-Mart, these cartridges come in "five tasty fruit flavors," including grape, peach and lemon.

Other species include the date plum (D. lotus), the black sapote (D. digyna), and the mabola (D. discolor), the last being cultivated for its tasty fruit, which is dark red to purple.

The only other shop, which I popped into during the evening, was a French-owned arts and crafts place that did good coffee, local moonshine and tasty fruit jams.

S. John Chater, who has become a legend among California rare fruit growers, did not accept this situation: he bred pomegranates in his Camarillo backyard for several decades until his death last November, searching for new varieties that would bear tasty fruit under mild conditions.

"Mmmmm… tasty fruit chips!

One could make a comparison, he writes, with someone who goes from contemplating the beauty of a tree to fantasizing about its tasty fruits.

Furthermore, the choice to render the journal freely accessible as Open Access has proved to be successful [2, 3], and will surely give more tasty fruits next year, when we will meet again for our usual end-of-June appointment.

But If you're like me,  gardening has always seemed like something of a dark art — you put seeds in the ground, add water, do some other stuff, and a few weeks (or months?) later you have some tasty fruits and vegetables.

It's so smart because not only does this practice save perfectly tasty fruits and vegetables from being thrown out but it also makes fresh produce available to those with tighter food budgets.

Plants with fleshy and tasty fruits were likely favored during evolution by animal driven dispersal [ 35] and the pericarp and skin possibly evolved as protective tissues for developing seed [ 36].