Our ongoing commitment to delivering a “WOW” has helped us build Edible Arrangements® into a powerful global brand with over 1,300 stores in multiple international markets.

Edible Arrangements® aims to provide WOW-worthy fruit baskets, bouquets and arrangements for virtually every occasion, moment and celebration. To help provide great WOW-worthy moments and stay on budget, Edible Arrangements® offers a large selection of inexpensive gifts that are under $50.

Now Edible Arrangements is pulling in close to $600 million in annual sales across 1,200 franchise locations in 11 countries.

Meaning of edible in English. suitable or safe for eating: Only the leaves of the plant are edible.

Edible Arrangements® Sympathy Gifts There are fruit arrangements available that can feed some of the largest funeral gatherings, wakes, visitations, and shivah calls. Giving them a gift that they can share can make the grieving process easier by helping the family take care of those who visit with them.

The Edible Story is a simple, approachable and new food experience. We view fresh ingredients as words, and our chefs as writers. Together they come together to tell an ever-changing story that reflects our communities' diversity, flavours and trends in eating.

Edible is a late 16th-century borrowing from Late Latin ediblis, which is a derivative of the Latin verb edere, meaning "to eat." As mentioned, edible (which is the commoner of the two words) is most often used to indicate that something is suitable and safe to eat.

Each of our locations use fresh fruit and hand-make all of your favorite fruit arrangements. As a result, rest assured that Edible Arrangements® means Real Fruit.

: fit to be eaten : eatable.

fit to be eaten : fit to be eaten : eatable.

to eat Edible comes from the Latin word edere, which means “to eat.” Anything that people can safely eat is described as edible.

An edible item is any item that is safe for humans to eat. "Edible" is differentiated from "eatable" because it does not indicate how an item tastes, only whether it is fit to be eaten. Nonpoisonous items found in nature – such as some mushrooms, insects, seaweed, and so forth – are referred to as edible.