tutti-frutti

1. A confection, especially ice cream, containing a variety of chopped and usually candied fruits.
2. A flavoring simulating the flavor of many fruits.

[Italian : tutti, pl. of tutto, all + frutti, pl. of frutto, fruit.]

Mixture of soft fruits bottled in brandy. Also ice cream containing mixed preserved fruit.

[TOO-tee FROO-tee] 1. An Italian term meaning "all fruits" that refers to a preserve made with various diced fruits mixed with sugar and brandy. It's since been used to describe ice cream or other desserts that contain a variety of minced, candied fruits. 2. A synthetic, fruity flavoring used in various gums and candies.

The noun has one meaning:

Meaning #1: ice cream containing chopped candied fruits

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Tutti frutti (Italian for "all fruits") may refer to:

In food and drink:

• Tutti frutti (food), a confection (often ice cream) containing a variety of chopped fruits and/or flavours

In music:

• "Tutti Frutti" (song), a rock and roll song, originally performed by Little Richard and covered by many artists
• Tutti frutti (Wampas album), the 1986 debut album by Les Wampas
• Tutti Frutti (rock band), a Croatian rock band
• Tuty Fruity, a Welsh pop band.

In theatre, film and television:

• Tutti Frutti (commedia dell'arte), a San Francisco based commedia dell'arte troupe
• Tutti Frutti (1990 TV series), a German television game show produced by commercial broadcaster RTL from 1990-1993
• Tutti Frutti (1987 TV series), 1987 drama about a Scottish band
• Miss Tutti Frutti, a 1921 film directed by Michael Curtiz

In Restaurants

• Tutti Frutti Frozen Yogurt, is an u.s. company with more than 100 stores all over the world of Frozen Yogurt, is one of the few that has auto-service.

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