Yes, besides dates in the Sahara, there are several cacti in the American deserts that produce edible fruit.
Sahara desert nomads eat foods that include goat meat, milk, dates, rice, and dried fruits. Nomads usually herd animals like goats from which they get their meat and milk. The other foods are carried by these people.
orange apple mango strawberries i hope this help P.S these are the kinds of fruits i like:)
Arabian Desert Antarctic Desert Atacama Desert
The Antarctic Desert is a polar or ice desert.
The Sonoran Desert is a hot, subtropical desert.
Dates
Cactus fruits
cactuses
In the desert the main edibles are the fruits of cacti, most of which are safe to eat. You can also find legumes which are bean bearing plants.
With the help of sand animals and trees and fruits of sahara desert and oasis scene and nile river
Most experts agree that the main edibles are in the fruits of the cacti and legumes. All cactus fruits are safe to eat. The legumes are the bean bearing plants.
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The fruits of a number of cacti are edible as well as dates from date palms. The seed pods of the mesquite are also edible.
An oasis can **be a lifesaver to travellers lost in the desert because travellers can relax in the shade, slake their thirst, wash away sand and dust, and perhaps enjoy a few native fruits. It is the only spring in desert where it **provides a habitat for plants, which in turn a habitat for humans and animals.****
Because it thrives well under conditions of water scarcity and gives us nutritious sweet fruits.
Sahara desert nomads eat foods that include goat meat, milk, dates, rice, and dried fruits. Nomads usually herd animals like goats from which they get their meat and milk. The other foods are carried by these people.
On a luxury safari in the desert we had cream cake for dessert.The desert was barren, we could find no fruit to eat as dessert.Planning a day trip into the desert for a BBQ party in addition to steak, lamb chops and sausages we took fruit cake and tins of custard to enjoy as dessert.