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Grown in California's Sunny Central Valley, Ruby Tangos are a delicious natural cross between a Clemenules Mandarin and a Tarocco Blood Orange. The result is a beautiful, easy peeling fruit that tastes like no other - a tangy citrus with a splash of sweet berry flavor. This week's delivery includes: - Ruby Tango Mandarins - Washington Extra Fancy Opal Apples - Golden Nugget Mandarins - Crisp Red Grapes - Rainforest Alliance-Certified Bananas Want to know where your midday office snack ranks? According to this article from Ladders, your office “food altar” has a huge impact on the healthy choices you’re likely, or unlikely to make, during your work day. This is why it is so importan
"Imagine a world, in which your entire possession is one raspberry, and you give it to your friend" - Gerda Weissmann Klein The raspberry belongs to numerous plant species in the rose family. It is a perennial fruit, and the plant has woody stems. Given their rich color and juicy taste (and the wonderful benefits, obviously), raspberries are one of the most consumed fruits on the planet. Are raspberries good for you? Well, the fruit is great as it offers numerous benefits – a few of them being protection against diseases like cancer and diabetes and prevention of ailments related to the heart. And then, we have ORAC – which sets raspberries apart from most fruits. Also known as Oxygen Radica
The Minneola Tangelo is what happens when Grapefruits and Tangerines dance together in Florida. Also known as the Honeybell, the Minneola Tangelo is a cross between a Duncan grapefruit and a Dancy tangerine, and was released in 1931 by the USDA Horticultural Research Station in Orlando. It is named after Minneola, Florida. Most Minneola Tangelos are characterized by a stem-end neck, which tends to make the fruit appear bell-shaped. Usually fairly large, typically 3–3½ inches in diameter. The peel colour, when mature, is a bright-reddish-orange colour. The rind of the Minneola is relatively thin, peel rather easily, and considered very juicy! This week's delivery includes: - Minneola Tan
"National Nutrition Week", initiated in March 1973, was embraced by members of the American Dietetic Association (now the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics) as a way to deliver nutrition education messages to the public while promoting the profession of dietetics. In 1980, in response to growing public interest in nutrition, the week-long celebration expanded to become a month-long observance. We hope you are enjoying our new Market Fresh Fruit bamboo serving trays! This week's delivery includes: - Leaf Murcott Mandarins - Washington Extra Fancy Honeycrisp Apples - Song Hay (Chinese for "Double Happiness") Navel Oranges - Crispr Red Grapes - Rainforest Alliance-Certified Bananas.
