WordNet
n. fruit cooked in sugar syrup and encrusted with a sugar crystals [syn: candied fruit]
Usage examples of "crystallized fruit".
Straddling the trunk, the young ferret made a meal of scones and crystallized fruit from the haversack as he was borne westward.
Fenring paced behind the high-backed chair, then snagged a crystallized fruit wafer off one of the snacking trays.
His repertoire of candies is remarkable: all manner of crystallized fruit, nougat, pralines, and a tooth-rotting wonder he calls divinity fudge.
A half-bitten preserved apricot was found on the floor, so evidently he helped himself to one from a bowl of crystallized fruit at his bedside during the night, and the wasp was lurking in it.
At lunch an immense birthday cake appeared, the top of which had been decorated by Clissold with various devices in chocolate and crystallized fruit, a flag and photographs of Scott.