I love pineapple, kiwis, oranges, blackberries and dark grapes the most. I also quite like mangos and bananas. I do make sure I include apples, grapefruit and cantaloupe in my diet as well though for the nutritional benefits.
I like lots of different fruits - strawberries, blackberries, peaches, pineapple, grapes, I love fruit. I like cooking fruit. Baked apples with cinnamon and butter or bananas fried in butter with cinnamon and topped with whipped cream. A delicious treat.
My favorite fruits are oranges and tangerines, but since I'm on a diet I tend to eat watermelons mostly. They are filled with a lot of necessary nutrients and best of all because of the high water content, I get a full feeling without packing in to many calories.
My favorite would have to be apples, cherries, bananas, grapes, and watermelon. I could just eat those fruit without eating anything else for the rest of my life. I also like pineapples, which are really sweet.
My favorite fruits would have to be a mango, melon and watermelon. I just adore these fruits and I think I could live on these for the rest of my life. They have the perfect amount of moisture and crunch to them that I don't think I would get tired of them. I also love having watermelon during the summer months because it is just so refreshing.
I'm with Anna when it comes to watermelon! I love watermelon, oranges, tangerines and white grapes. I don't eat a lot of fruit because of the sugar content. Heavier fruits like bananas and apples do not appeal to me for some reason. I don't mind them cooked, though. Ummm, apple pie or banana pudding can be delicious, but it has been years since I have eaten that stuff.
I love watermelon as well. They are so good in the summer months because they contains lots of water and they are very refreshing. I go to my local fruit and veg market to buy watermelon in the summer, they are huge and quite cheap too.
I absolutely love pineapple but I think bananas are my overall favorite because they're easy to eat, take no prep work and are in their own wrappers.