There are many different kinds of fruit, but many of them can be categorized into three main groups:
Fruits with body parts names. Fruits that have a body part as their name, such as apple, pear and peach.
Fruits that have a color as their name. Berries such as blackberry and raspberry are common examples.
Fruits with descriptive names. Some fruits do not fall into any of the above categories, but rather have descriptive names like strawberry or avocado.
What does it mean?
The name of some foods can be misleading. For example, a banana looks like an erect penis, but it is actually a fruit from the Musaceae family. In other cases, food may resemble certain body parts. This is particularly true with fruits that look like private parts male and female.
Examples:
1) Banana – An erect penis (male). It has a phallic shape and its color changes from green to yellow when ripe. However, there is no evidence that it was ever used as such before becoming a popular snack food in the United States in the early 20th century, where it was marketed as “nature’s most perfect food.” The name originates from the Spanish word banana (originally banano), which comes from the Carib language word “nanana”, meaning “finger” or “hand”, referring to its use as a manual masturbatory aid by young men in the Caribbean Islands during colonial times.
These fruits look like different parts of the human body. Can you figure out what they’re supposed to be?
Fruits are a great source of vitamins and minerals, but they can also be used to make dyes, cosmetics, and even furniture! From watermelons to berries, here are 10 fruits that look like body parts.
1. Watermelon: The insides of a watermelon look like brains! The seeds inside resemble little neurons and the pink flesh is brain tissue.
2. Pineapple: The top of a pineapple looks like an ear! It has green leafy “ears” that are actually called bracts.
3. Strawberry: Berries resemble genitalia! Strawberries have seeds inside that resemble sperm cells and blueberries have blue-ish veins that look like testicles or ovaries.
4. Cucumber: Cucumbers have bumpy skin on their outsides that resemble nipples! These bumps are called warts or blossoms depending on how big they are – the bigger they are, the more “blossom” they have!
5. Orange: Oranges can be peeled with their own skin on them like an orange peel! They are easy to peel off when you slice into them crosswise first then pull off the
Fruit with body part names
apples – eyes, ladders, pears – breasts
bananas – fingers
cherries – lips
coconut – brains, hair and beard (male) or pubic hair (female)
grapes – eyes and tongue
grapes – eyes and tongue
lemon – vagina
limes – breasts or buttocks
oranges – testicles and anus
Apricot
Apple
Banana
Blackberry
Blueberry
Cherry
Cranberry
Currant
Fig Fruit (Ficus carica)
Grapefruit (Citrus paradisi)
Honeydew Melon (Cucumis melo)
Jackfruit (Artocarpus heterophyllus)**note: this is the largest fruit in the world!**Jujube (Ziziphus jujuba)**note: this fruit is often eaten in Chinese New Year celebrations**Kiwi Fruit (Actinidia deliciosa)**note: Kiwi is a native plant of China, and it was introduced to Europe through Belgium in the early 20th century. It grows best in temperate climates such as California, New Zealand and Southern Europe.**Lemon**Lime**Mango (Mangifera indica)**note: Mangoes are consumed fresh or processed into mango pulp, pickles, chutneys, jam and other products. In addition to being popularly used in desserts such as pies and cakes, they are also used to flavor beverages such as smoothies and juices.
Food that looks like private parts male:
1. Pineapple
2. Banana
3. Cucumber
4. Zucchini
5. Asparagus, celery and green beans
1. Liver (liverwurst)
2. Gonads (cod roe)
3. Tongue (tongue sandwich)
4. Heart (chicken hearts)
5. liverwurst on a bagel with cream cheese and lettuce (not a real thing yikes!)
The following is a list of foods that look like private parts:
Foods That Look Like Private Parts
1. Eggs. Eggs look like lady parts, so they are a popular breakfast item. The eggs also symbolize fertility and new life, which makes them perfect for Easter celebrations.
2. Fruit Salad. This fruit salad looks like a woman’s private area. It is even more appetizing when you add strawberries to the mix for their resemblance to labia lips.
3. Peaches & Cream Desserts/Cakes/Cookies/Breads/Pies/Tarts/Cookies/Breads/Pies/Tarts/etc… Peaches and cream desserts, cakes, cookies, breads and pies can be found all over the internet. They are very popular among those who enjoy eating and making such treats at home or in restaurants or bakeries as well as those who want to order them from local businesses that specialize in making these types of desserts and baked goods! The peach and cream desserts can be made using fresh peaches or canned peaches as well as fresh cream or sour cream depending on what type of dessert
Here are some of the foods that look like private parts.
Foods Named After Body Parts
1. Beef Tongue (tongue, or lingua, is Latin for tongue)
2. Celery Root (the root of a celery plant)
3. Eggplant (aubergine, which is French for eggplant)
4. Green Onions (scallions are young onions)
5. Okra (okras are native to West Africa)
6. Potato Chips (potato chips were invented in 1853 by George Crum, a Native American chef at Moon’s Lake House in Saratoga Springs, New York.)
If you’re a fan of food, you’ll love this list of foods that look like private parts. Eating your way to the nether regions is fun and tasty!
These foods are named after body parts, and they look like them too. If you’re a fan of food, then this list is for you!
Foods Named After Body Parts
There are many foods with names that correspond to body parts.
These are some of the most interesting ones:
Arugula (also known as rocket) – Arugula is part of the mustard family and has small green leaves that resemble the head and leaves of a plant called rocket, which is native to southern Europe and was first cultivated in Italy around 600 BC. Arugula has been used medicinally for centuries by ancient cultures such as Greeks and Romans who believed it had healing properties. In ancient Greece it was called erúgos, meaning “recovery” or “recuperation.” The word arugula comes from Latin eruca (mustard). It’s also known as rocket salad because its pointed leaves resemble those of another plant called rocket, which comes from the same family as arugula but has flat leaves.
Carrot.