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Tutti frutti can mean several things:

Tutti frutti (Italian for "all fruits", "many fruits") is a confection, in most cases ice cream, containing a variety of chopped and usually candied fruits. Today, it may also refer to an artificially created flavoring simulating the combined flavor of many different fruits, for example in chewing gums and children's toothpaste. Tutti-Fruitti, spelled differently, is the name of a Jelly Belly jelly bean flavor. See Tutti frutti (food)

"Tutti Frutti" is a rock and roll song, originally performed by Little Richard and covered by many artists, most notably Pat Boone. Its lyrics are sexually evocative. Tutti-frutti is a slang expression for male homosexual. The original chorus of the song was "Tutti-frutti, loose booty".

Tutti Frutti was a German television game show produced by commercial broadcaster RTL (1990–1993). Hosted by Hugo Egon Balder, Tutti Frutti was typical of the early years of private TV stations in Germany in that it successfully tried to raise ratings by offering explicit content that scandalized traditional, middle-class viewers. It was based on the Italian show Colpo Grosso. The rules of the game were mostly unclear and had the only purpose to make the candidates (one man, one woman) strip (no full nudity). Additionally the show had a topless female chorus.

Tutti Frutti was a Swedish television game show produced by Sweden's first private commercial broadcaster TV3 in 1994. The participants in the show played a number of games, involving light erotica. The show was heavily criticized by radical feminists. Others viewed it as a breath of fresh air and welcome break with the narrow programming range offered by government controlled television.

Tutti Frutti is a juice shop in some countries in the Middle East, part of Yum Yum Tree restaurants.

Tutti Frutti is the name given to a bug in the computer game Doom, where walls taller than the textures they are mapped to, display random colors if the textures are less than 128 pixels tall. The level E2M7 has had this bug in every version of Doom.