with strawberries on top do you know which of these is different
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Smell is the most solid rule for all intents and purposes for any fruit.
Flavor contains both taste and smell. For a strawberry, you need a fragrant odor together with enough sweetness. For both, the berry must be sufficiently ready. On the off chance that it was picked underripe, it won't smell good enough yet, and it will likewise be hard and sour.
On the off chance that it was picked long prior and isn't new any longer, it will have lost the more uncertain parts of its scent. So ripe, new strawberries smell incredible.
Flavor contains both taste and smell. For a strawberry, you need a fragrant odor together with enough sweetness. For both, the berry must be sufficiently ready. On the off chance that it was picked underripe, it won't smell good enough yet, and it will likewise be hard and sour.
On the off chance that it was picked long prior and isn't new any longer, it will have lost the more uncertain parts of its scent. So ripe, new strawberries smell incredible.
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<<Since the options are not given, I am answering the question based on the options given for the same question in another website.>>
The answer is Option A.
Although the three ice creams are loaded with strawberries at the top, Option A ice cream is different. If you carefully analyze the glasses in which the ice creams are kept, you will notice that there are no strawberries in the bottom left corner of the glasses in Option B and Option C. However, the glass in Option A has strawberries in it in this portion too.
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