It's the apple. Centuries of humanity should tell anyone this. Have you ever had a bad apple? Grapes can be mushy and astringent while some on that same vine are sour. If you really want consistency it's the apple. And I'm sorry there's a core but you can just eat it like I do if biting around it is too much of a hassle for you

But with grapes you have to wash them. If you take a banana you just peel and eat, same with an orange. The germy skin is taken off and discarded, nothing to wash.
I love handfuls of blueberries, and raspberries, and strawberries, blackberries etc, but they all need to be washed first.

Banana! Easily transportable, easily peeled, great source of potassium, easy to identify whether ripe or over ripe.
Comes in a lovely colour.

Any berries are just as easy to consume. That makes room for lots of easy flavor choices on the table.

Mangoes 🥭

Home grown fruit. Much better taste than supermarket equivalent

blueberries.

you don't even have to pluck them

go great mixed in yogurt, cottage cheese, or baked goods

You assume that they are seedless. Even grapes marked as "seedless" can have an occasional seed.

There’s so many good ones so..

You should definitely ask @Tyro this question

Mine are cantaloupe and honey dew

Blueberries, although chilled green grapes are amazing in summer

Blackberries

Strawberries

Almost every fruit requires washing except of course the Banana 🍌

Simple
Easy to use
Eco friendly packaging

The best fruit is the one you most enjoy eating.

Mango, dragon fruit and watermelon

I dont cut them into pieces i use a melon baller

Na, Na, NaNa, Banana:)