How to Make a Lemon Drop
How do you make a lemon drop? Just let it fall.
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The produce aisle has plenty to say: bananas need doctors, tomatoes race, and potatoes turn detective. This collection gathers fruit and vegetable wordplay rather than every kind of food joke. Use the short punchlines in a lunchbox note, a kitchen conversation, or a message to a pun-loving friend.
Fruit and Vegetable Puns brings together jokes that fit the same reading mood, with direct links back to the full joke pages and related categories.
How do you make a lemon drop? Just let it fall.
What did the banana say to the dog? Nothing. Bananas can’t talk!
Why did the orange stop rolling? It ran out of juice.
What's orange and sounds like a parrot?
A carrot.
What is Beethoven's favorite fruit?
Ba-na-na-na
Why did the melons not get married?
Because they cantaloupe.
My neighbour told me he was scared to plant an apple tree…
I told him to grow a pear.
Why did the banana go to the doctor? Because it wasn’t peeling well!
What did one tomato say to the other tomato during a race? “Ketchup!”
What are twins’ favorite fruit? Pears!
What do you give to a sick lemon? Lemon aid!
Why do potatoes make good detectives? Because they keep their eyes peeled.
How do you make an apple turnover? Push it down a hill!
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