What OP doesn't realise is that most of that comes from air, not dirt. Dirt gives nutrients, but most of the mass, i.e. carbon comes from the air.

Plants literally conjure fruits from thin air.

Dirt doesn't taste good, water doesn't taste like much

Conclusion: light is delicious

Strawberries, peaches, and mangoes are nothing terribly special in a cosmic sense. You think they taste amazing for two reasons:

A) You evolved to crave the sugar and other nutrients in these fruits. They don't taste great because they're special -- they taste great because your body and brain are hard-wired to enjoy their taste.

B) All three of these plants have been subjected to a lot of selective breeding to further optimize them to human-specific tastes, causing them to trigger all of those subjectively pleasurable flavors far more than any naturally occurring fruit ever would.

TBF we also developed to really like how these things taste.

To other creatures some things we like a lot might taste horrible or even be poisonous, and the reverse is true for us as well.

Dung beetle: this is the most glorious tasting shit ever! The finest semi-digested grasses! Magnificent! Humans: ..urk!🤢

That is simply not true, strawberries don't come from just dirt, water, and light. Air is also a necessary component. So strawberries are dirt, water, light, and air. Once you include that, it should be obvious why they are so delicious.

Not dirt, soil.

Soil is alive & full of nutrients, microorganisms & such.

Approximately 4 billion years of evolution.

Raspberries are better than strawberries

dirt and water and light also made your brain. Your brain is interpreting the taste of strawberries/peaches/mangoes..... IE, dirt/water/light is tasting dirt/water/light

The krebs cycle, mostly.

This guy doesn't even know about space sugar.

And then the agro industry comes in, selects or genetically-engineers the fruit varieties with the longest shelf life, standardizes all the crops around those varieties at the expense of older, often hardier ones, harvests them green so they mature onboard cargo vessels on their way to supermarkets thousands of miles away, and ends up making all of them taste like shit.

Anthropic Principle. Those things taste good because our ancestors with the mutation that made them taste good to us reproduced before dying (and likewise the berries that tasted better to animals were more likely to propagate).

The ruling class does not want you to know how easily you can meet your caloric needs by literally showing some potatoes into the ground.

Dirt contains millennia of shit from all sorts of animals, so it contains all of the flavors. Yum!