bash - How to use grep to match two strings in the same line

I know some people will disagree, but I think the best way is to do it like this :

Lets say this is your input :

$ cat > fruits.txt
apple banana
orange strawberry
coconut watermelon

apple peach

With this code you can get exactly what you need, and the code looks nicer and cleaner :

awk '{ if ( $0 ~ /apple/ && $0 ~ /banana/ ) 
       { 
         print $0
       } 
    }' fruits.txt

But, as I said before, some people will disagree as its too much typing. ths short way with grep is just concatenate many greps , e.g. :

grep 'apple' fruits.txt | grep 'banana'

Regards!