I can't 100% play this, but I did try it out the best I could to try and get an idea of how it worked. The idea that it requires Twitch integration and a (preferably) local friend makes it a rather tricky game for a game jam. It's very unique, but it makes it harder for most of us to try it out.
I get the idea this this is meant to act as a sort of party game Jackbox-style, but I'm not sure how well it really works as such. The prompts need to be particularly good to prompt engagement, and I'm just not sure how well selling fictional fruit will work for that. I can't really know for sure without trying it myself, but I wouldn't predict it works well. Perhaps in the right hands this game would be amazing.
I noticed that one of the keyboard buttons ('A' ?) shuffles the fruit and pitches while the players are selecting. I don't know if that's intentional or just a leftover debug thing, but it's kind of weird how it works after someone has already selected a pitch. I just thought I'd mention it either way, even though it's not a huge issue.
I did like the art style for the game, and the concept is certainly very unique. I wish I was able to really play it.
Also, your game build is not flagged as a Windows build on Itch, which means it can't be downloaded from the Itch app. I'd appreciate it if you fixed that, as it makes things easier for me.