What fruit do you like the best?

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I love watermellons because they're sweet and juicy, and because of that nice color.

I love just about anything that is cherry, cherry-filled, or covered in cherries.

watermelons are pretty nice, watermelon flavored candies, etc are my favorites. it does not help however when they are dark red and mushy, that's a turn-off for me. i prefer pink, firm watermelon, seedless or not, i have no preference. they do have a tendency (like oranges) to get everything sopping wet, but the disclaimer is in the name.

we always have gala apples around. i like them with peanut butter or chopped up into little pieces and in my oatmeal (along with raisins). we very rarely get any other varieties suck as a red delicious, i cannot recall when i've had a granny smith at home. only elsewhere.
i cannot say i've experienced and noted the often cited effect of apples waking you up in the morning. the only thing that puts me off of apples is the nauseous feeling i get after eating them plain. ugh.

blueberries are great. blueberry pie is

but, i am no connoisseur of citrus.

Apples. I prefer the sweeter kind over the Granny Smith type taste.

My favourite fruit is a blood orange; I love oranges in general, but blood oranges are a cut above the rest.


I like virtually all fruit, except bananas. I can't stand the texture (Banana bread, however, is scrummy).

Oh, and olives are technically a fruit as well...bleurgh. I cannot find a way to make them even slightly tolerable, save for acquiring an injury that leaves me with no sense of taste, but where's the fun in that?

raspberries, closely followed by strawberries.

Pineapple appeals to each of my body's senses, so I'll stick with that one.

I like most fruits. I'd pick grapefruits if I had to. I like very sour/acidic fruits in general.

I don't like any fruit

I like Mozart's magic fruit.

Lychees and papayas. I like most fruit though.

Bananas!!

I like strawberries the most

I like bananas 'cause bananas have no bones

Apples (Gravenstein or Macintosh) tied with huckleberries.