I like eating oranges, especially kinds of no seeds, not sour, and honey sweet tasting onethe sweet, seedless kinds.

I don’t like eating strawberries, because I always think it is not natural growing, and I am not very into its flavor. when they aren't in season. I also don't like their taste overall.

As for the figs, I didn’t evenon't eat them at all, because I think they had a bad taste bad.

I sawrecently learned about a kind of orange namedcalled a jelly orange, and. I had never heard of it before.

The pictures below are about it, and there are also two pictures ofshow all of these: jelly oranges, strawberries, and figs.

I hope they can bring you some new fresh feelings.Do you like to eat any of these fruits?

Your sentence was grammatically correct, but not anything a native speaker would ever say.

I like eating oranges, especially the kinds ofwith no seeds, not sour, and honey sweet tasting the ones that are not sour, and the ones that taste like sweet honesy.

"the kinds with no seeds" could also be described as "the seedless kinds"

I don’t like eating strawberries, because I always think it is not natural growing, and I am not very into its flavorthat they don't grow naturally, and I don't really like their taste.

As for the figs, I didn’t even eat them at all, because I think they had a baddon't like how they taste.

I saw a kind of orange named ja Jelly oOrange, and I had never heard of it before.

Since it's a name, it probably would be more clear if it was capitalized, although it may be ambiguous since Jelly Orange is also an item, meaning it's not necessarily a proper name... You could also put it in quotation marks, "jelly orange", and that would also give it a bit of emphasis of being new and strange.

The pictures below awere about it, and there awere also two pictures of strawberries and figs.

I hope they can bring you some new, fresh feelingideas.