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A Little OT, This year I will have FRESH FRUIT! Every year it is Battle Royal in my back yard and I always loose! This year I have a plan, I'm going to quite my job and live in my back yard...I will win!! Well maybe not...I think these little fruit eaters...
Started by stevenjay1 on
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I'm a huge fan of fresh food, especially homegrown vegetables ....
Paddy Very nice garden, Stevenjay.
Paddy Why quit your job for some fruit? Are You nuts?
Sounds a little of the "Mother Earth News" years ago.
Rats, and chipmunks, as well.
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I tend to favor many of the citrus ones (oranges and grapefruit) the most. My top five would likely be:
Oranges
Blackberries
Grapefruit
Seedless grapes
Strawberries
One fruit I seem to not like as much as most people are apples. I can snack on them, but...
Started by Jeff B on
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But for fresh fruit, peaches, melons, oranges better now.) Peaches....
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Why is fresh fruit zero points but like 6 dried apricot halves are 1 point. Isn't fruit, fruit, no matter how you slice it?
Started by 54 on
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WW has declared fresh fruit to be zero points the points value of 1....
Neither is 0.
Similarly, fruit juice is less filling because it lacks fiber.
Dried fruit isn't as filling as fresh because it has less volume.
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I'm still figuring this out. These are just the first drafts, and they will be revised.
Thoughts?
Started by rinlee on
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<3 jarcob rinlee
seriously loving the first one, maybe make it with different fruit? i think it'd work with a....
Rinlee
seriously loving the first one, maybe make it with different fruit? i think it'd work do it in other fruit to.
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I'm curious because I throw everything in the fridge but I've been told recently that isn't always best. So, where do you keep your:
berries
apples
peppers
onions
cucumbers
tomatoes
Started by Josh on
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Sometimes in....
Tomatoes sometimes stay out - it varies...
fresh berries don't last long here...)
apples - on the counter, on my fruit plate, until in the fruit bowl on the table but they aren't as crunchy and refreshing that way.
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I am 13 days post op and really missing strawberries, grapes clementines etc. when do you think it would be safe for me to reintroduce these? Also hope they don't make me dump
Nicola
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Started by nikshikari on
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It was bliss! I missed fruit like you....
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As a sleever I've been advised not to re-introduce raw fruit or raw veggies until at least 3 months of most fruit that is difficult for our new tummies to digest.
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Fresh fruits juices are very beneficial for our health.
It improve our health and prevent from a number of diseases especially it support the heart and improve moods. More effective fresh fruits juices are apple, orange, grapefruit, pomegranate, and carrot...
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I am on the 'paleodiet' so my fruit intake is limited; I do take a mix of apple and grapefruit.
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I just bought a juicer after watching the documentary "Fat, Sick and Nearly Dead" on Netflix. I know that store bought juices are not PF, but do you think fresh fruit juice that I make at home with a juicer - no additives - is a PF?
Started by 42 on
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Only fresh fruit in a PF.
When you juice a piece of fruit, you are basically extracting the water and sugar from it and leaving behind all the fiber.
No juice, whether fresh or store bought, is a PF.
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I like to bottle fresh fruit and vegetables. Where and when are the best places to buy peaches, pears, apples, etc in large quantities. Do any of you have your own fruit trees? Have you had much success growing your own veggies to bottle? TIA
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He has the produce stand in the parking lot of the Books-A-Million shopping center on the corner of ... .
For most of my common veggies I try going to Lynell first .
For fruits and veggies, it's hit or miss around town.
Hi, it's me again, frugalmom1.
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There in 5 days - where to go for fresh fruit nearby??
We are headed to Dland on Wednesday (wahoo!!! :cool1: )
and I have been searching my info from past trips to remember where we went on our way home to pick up some fresh California fruits and veggies...
Started by happysmyly on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at disboards):
I'm not sure if this might work, but perhaps contact Farm Fresh to You and see if they could Fresh to You (Southern California)
PO Box 391
Anaheim, Ca 92815
Phone: 800 796 6009
Fax: 916 375 1470.
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