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Dry Fruit Names List in English with Images

Dry fruits are natural foods that are dried to keep their taste, energy, and nutrients. Learning dry fruit names helps you talk clearly about food, snacks, and health in daily life. Each type of dry fruit has a name that matches its shape, origin, or use. This post includes labeled pictures to help you learn, spell, and remember useful dry fruit names quickly and correctly.

List of Dry Fruits

Dry fruits are naturally dried or dehydrated fruits that are rich in nutrients and energy. The list includes almonds, cashews, raisins, walnuts, and dates. They are commonly used for snacking, in desserts, and for health benefits.

Pistachios:

Pistachios picture

Dates:

Dates picture

Prunes:

Prunes picture

Figs:

Figs picture

Apricots:

Apricots picture

Almonds:

Almonds picture

Walnuts:

Walnuts picture

Poppy Seeds:

Poppy Seeds picture

Cashew:

Cashew picture

Fennel:

Fennel picture

Flax Seeds:

Flax Seeds picture

Pine Nuts:

Pine Nuts picture

Watermelon:

Watermelon picture

Raisin:

Raisin picture

Betel Nut:

Betel Nut picture

Chestnuts:

Chestnuts picture

FAQs about Dry Fruit Names

Which dry fruit is good for the brain?

Almonds and walnuts are known to boost brain health and memory.

What is the difference between dry fruits and nuts?

Dry fruits include the fruits like raisins and figs, while nuts like almonds and pistachios come from seeds and are naturally dry.

Which dry fruits are best for skin and hair?

Figs, cashews, and dates help improve skin glow and hair strength.

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