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tutti frutti - translation to greek
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Tutti-Frutti; Tutti frutti (disambiguation); Tutti Fruiti; Tutti Frutti (rock band); Tutti Frutti (band); Tutti Frutti (disambiguation)
tutti frutti
CONFECTIONERY CONTAINING CANDIED FRUITS
Tutti-frutti; Tutti-fruiti; Tutti frutti (ice cream); Tutti fruiti; Tuti fruti; Tuttifrutti; Tutti frutti (food)
παγωτό με φρούτα, γλύκισμα από διάφορα ζαχαρωμένα φρούτα
γλύκισμα από διάφορα ζαχαρωμένα φρούτα
tutti-frutti
παγωτό με φρούτα
tutti-frutti
Definition
Tutti-frutti
·add. ·adj Flavored with, or containing, various fruits.
II. Tutti-frutti ·add. ·noun A confection of different kinds of preserved fruits.
Wikipedia
Tutti Frutti
Tutti frutti (Italian for "all fruits") may refer to:
Examples of use of tutti frutti
1. Tutti Frutti was the first new work (other than panto) produced in His Majesty‘s in 100 years.
2. The company‘s director, Wayne Hayes, has great expectations for the range, which comes in four flavours: plain, cranberry, tutti–frutti and lime and lemon.
3. Five years later they fell in love when she played the stroppy, butch cowgirl in Your Cheatin‘ Heart, the follow–up to his acclaimed TV series Tutti Frutti, which was set in the Fifties.
4. Deputy John Hopkins stopped the truck, spoke with the driver and "detected the odor of marijuana coming from the truck (along with tutti–frutti and a couple other flavors)," Hafer wrote.
5. This cash has been spent co–producing work with the major Scottish companies: Mary Stuart with the Citizens‘ and the Lyceum; Black Watch with the Traverse; Tutti Frutti with His Majesty‘s in Aberdeen.