This very large fruit has edible seeds than can be boiled or roasted; the starchy flesh is eaten as a fruit or vegetable, either raw or cooked.
pomegranate
The edible part is the small, very juicy berries enclosed within the fruit’s membranes; it is used to make grenadine syrup, an ingredient in drinks and desserts.
cherimoya
The skin and the seeds inside the slightly granular flesh are inedible; the flesh is sprinkled with orange juice and eaten with a spoon.
pineapple
Once the inedible rind has been removed, it is eaten raw, cooked or in juice; in North America, it is traditionally served with ham.
