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Fruits Substitutes

Fresh and dried fruit substitutes

30 substitutes available

Apple Substitute

Crisp, sweet fruit used in cooking, baking, and snacking

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Apricot Substitute

Sweet, soft stone fruit with a slightly tart flavor, commonly used in desserts, preserves, and savory dishes

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Asian Pear Substitute

Crisp, sweet pear with apple-like texture, commonly used in Asian cuisine and salads

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Avocado Substitute

Creamy fruit with mild, nutty flavor, used in salads, dips, and spreads

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Banana Substitute

Sweet, yellow fruit with soft texture, used in baking, smoothies, and as a natural sweetener

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Berries Substitute

Small, sweet fruits including strawberries, blueberries, raspberries, and blackberries, commonly used in desserts, smoothies, and breakfast dishes

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Blueberries Substitute

Small, sweet berries with antioxidant properties, commonly used in baking and smoothies

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Calamansi Substitute

Small, sour citrus fruit with tart, acidic flavor, used in cooking and beverages

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Citrus Substitute

Acidic fruits including lemons, limes, oranges, and grapefruits, commonly used for their juice, zest, and bright, tangy flavor

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Currants Substitute

Small, tart berries that can be used fresh or dried, popular in baking and cooking

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Dried Cranberries Substitute

Sweet, tart dried fruit with chewy texture, used in baking and snacking

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Fig Substitute

Sweet, soft fruit with a unique texture and honey-like flavor, commonly used in desserts, preserves, and savory dishes

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Grapefruit Juice Substitute

Tart, bitter citrus juice with tangy flavor, used in cooking and beverages

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Grapes Substitute

Sweet, juicy berries that grow in clusters, commonly eaten fresh, used in desserts, or made into wine and preserves

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Lemon Juice Substitute

Fresh, acidic juice from lemons used for flavoring and tenderizing

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Lemon Substitute

Citrus fruit with tart, acidic juice and aromatic zest

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Mango Substitute

Sweet, tropical fruit with orange flesh and a unique flavor, commonly used in desserts, smoothies, and savory dishes

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Melons Substitute

Sweet, juicy fruits including watermelon, cantaloupe, and honeydew, commonly eaten fresh or used in desserts and beverages

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Nectarines Substitute

Sweet, juicy stone fruit with smooth skin and sweet, aromatic flesh, commonly used in desserts, preserves, and savory dishes

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Orange Peel Substitute

Zest from orange rind with bright, citrusy flavor, used in cooking and baking

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Orange Zest Substitute

Grated outer peel of oranges with bright, citrusy flavor, used in cooking and baking

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Papaya Substitute

Tropical fruit with orange flesh and sweet, musky flavor, commonly used in desserts, smoothies, and savory dishes

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Peaches Substitute

Sweet, juicy stone fruit with soft, fuzzy skin and sweet, aromatic flesh, commonly used in desserts, preserves, and savory dishes

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Pears Substitute

Sweet, juicy fruit with a soft, buttery texture when ripe, commonly used in desserts, salads, and preserves

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Pineapple Substitute

Tropical fruit with sweet, tangy flavor and fibrous texture, commonly used in desserts, savory dishes, and beverages

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Pomegranate Substitute

Unique fruit with sweet, tart arils (seeds) and vibrant red color, commonly used in desserts, salads, and beverages

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Prunes Substitute

Dried plums with concentrated sweetness and chewy texture, commonly used in baking, preserves, and as a natural sweetener

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Raisins Substitute

Dried grapes with sweet, chewy texture, used in baking and cooking

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Ripe Banana Substitute

Sweet, soft banana with brown spots, used in baking and smoothies

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Strawberries Substitute

Sweet, red berries commonly used in desserts and smoothies

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