PHP foreach for multidimensional array child?

I have a multidimensional array as such:

$food= array
  (
  array("Rye"   =>1, "Wheat" =>4, "White" =>4 ),
  array("Apple" =>2, "Orange"=>1, "Banana"=>5 ), <---data I want
  array("Cheese"=>2, "Milk"  =>1, "Cream" =>5 )
);

Is there a way I can use a foreach loop to loop through the 2nd child array (fruit data)?

foreach($food as $produce) {
    foreach($produce as $name => $value) {
        echo "The produce $name has value: $value\n";
    }

}

The first for loop just loops through the first array, it doesn't have significant keys we need, so I just get the reference to the value and store it in the value $produce

Then, we loop through the array that is $produce, but this time key and value are both significant.

That's why we use $name => $value in this loop, so we get both values we need.
Some prefer to always use $key => $value, but I prefer to give variables the name of the value they represent.

Now if you need a specific fruit, you could wrap it in a function to search for it

/**
 * Returns the fruit name from supplied food array.
 * @var $food array[array[string => value]]
 * @var $fruitName string The name of the fruit you want
 * @returns
 **/
function findFruit($food,$fruitName) {
     foreach($food as $produce) {
        foreach($produce as $name => $value) {
            if($name == $fruitName) {
               return $value;
            }
        }
    }
}
$quantityOfBananas = findFruit($food, "Banana");//5