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In reply to the discussion: Shoppers now facing 'fruit and veggie flation' this fall [View all]Harker
(16,898 posts)31. I remember waxed cardboard cartons with grapefruit and oranges on dry ice.
Packed in Florida and shipped to Chicago in Winter, courtesy of an aunt.
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That's what I always say when people start ranting about trade, don't they like strawberries in January?
Walleye
Monday
#1
I don't like poorly-regulated Chinese food. Won't buy it. . . . . . nt
Bernardo de La Paz
Monday
#28
Yeah. Before they finish, many Canadians like me have already been boycotting US food, goods, and services
Bernardo de La Paz
Monday
#42
I have grown potted oranges (mostly mandarins) and yes based on when they bloom and ripen
BumRushDaShow
Monday
#5
OMG, I'm old enough that I can remember sticking those pieces into actual potatoes, just like in that commercial!
ShazzieB
Monday
#32
My wife bought grapefruit at Shoprite yesterday. We looked at the bag, and they're product of South Africa.
patphil
Monday
#22
unless you have serious frost where you are, variety Sierra has done well for me in all seasons. Slow to bolt,
wiggs
Monday
#26
Won't be long before the "Opposite People" will start crawling out of the woodwork.
chouchou
Monday
#17
Something we can hang around the Republican Party's collective neck, and we're talking about "language abuse" instead?
ck4829
Monday
#51
Paid $11 for a small jar of avocado mayo yesterday at Sprouts. Some things seem quite high. nt
wiggs
Monday
#27
Where and when I grew up people canned fruits. The cellar would be full by late fall. You didn't have the chance
twodogsbarking
Monday
#38
Wholesale fresh and dry vegetables up 17.9% from June to August, per Producer Price Index
progree
Monday
#40
Son & daughter grew tomatoes this year for the first time; bountiful crop.
No Vested Interest
Monday
#55