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Apples are a favorite fall fruit for many people, including nutritionists.
Cherimoya apples are rich in sugar and have a creamy texture, earning them the nickname "custard apples."
For good reason, cranberries are not limited to the Thanksgiving table; they are a seasonal treat that should be enjoyed all year long.
Do you need a date? Take a date to Medjool! Because dates naturally contain sugars, they are a great source of energy and a favorite fall fruit for many people, including dietitians, according to Sabat.
Do you have figs on your list of favorite fall fruits? They are also included in the roster of numerous dietitians.
Grapes
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Another popular fall harvest food that has several advantages is grapes. According to Sabat, grapes are an excellent source of antioxidants.
Kiwis
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Although they might appear like a tropical summer fruit that would be good in a smoothie or fruit cocktail, dietitians actually love kiwis in the fall.
Kumquats
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According to Sheri Berger, R.D.N., founder of The Plant Strong Dietitian, kumquats are a unique citrus fruit with an edible peel that is actually the sweetest part. This is a fun fact to share.
Pears
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If you like a heartier fruit, pears are another popular choice among dietitians that you might like.
Persimmons
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R.D.Ns love persimmons, a little, vivid orange fall fruit that should not be confused for a tiny tomato or tangerine.