Fruitable: March 2013

Friday, March 15, 2013

AVOCADOS - holy guacamole!

California's avocado season kicks off this month, and they grow a LOT of avocados - 95% of US production! So, celebrate with some guac and check out our post!

Posted by Fruitable at 3/15/2013 12:00:00 PM No comments:

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Labels: avocado nutrition, avocado nutrition information, avocado seasonality, avocados, fiber, folate, fruit, fruitable, genetically modified food, gmo, gmos, how to choose an avocado, vitamin k

Saturday, March 2, 2013

TANGELOS - when Duncan and Dancy tango...

These hybrids (not to be confused with GMOs) have been all over Boston supermarkets this winter and we have gotten a lot of questions! So here it is - Tangelos, explained!

Posted by Fruitable at 3/02/2013 04:33:00 PM No comments:

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Labels: folate, fruit, fruitable, genetically modified food, gmo, gmos, minneola, organic, picking tips, seasonality, tangelo, vitamin c, what is a tangelo

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  - AVOCADOS - holy guacamole!
  - TANGELOS - when Duncan and Dancy tango...
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