Jeg vil spise noget frugt i køkkenet.

I will eat some fruit in the kitchen.

Breakdown of Jeg vil spise noget frugt i køkkenet.

• jeg: I
• i: in
• køkkenet: the kitchen
• ville: to want

Questions & Answers about Jeg vil spise noget frugt i køkkenet.

What exactly does vil mean here? Is it want or will / future?

In Jeg vil spise noget frugt i køkkenet, vil is best understood as want to:

• Jeg vil spise … ≈ I want to eat …

Danish vil can mean:

• want to / intend to (volition):
  
  • Jeg vil hjem. = I want to go home.
• Sometimes a kind of future, but usually with a nuance of intention or willingness:
  
  • Jeg vil ringe senere. = I’ll call later / I intend to call later.

For a neutral future (“I will eat fruit later, just as a fact”), Danish often just uses the present tense without vil:

• Jeg spiser noget frugt senere. = I’ll eat some fruit later.

In your sentence, the natural reading is about desire / intention, not a neutral future.

Why is there no at before spise? In English we say “to eat”.