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Take a plum and an apricot, mix them together and call it an Aprium. A mellowyellow colored fruit that is plump, firm, and bursting with flavor.
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A small, delicately shaped mango with a skin that ripens to a golden yellow; the flesh is velvety smooth, with almost no fibrous texture and a wafer-thin pit. Great sweet flavor! Look here for our mango. |
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Considered to be the sweetest of the banana family, this small thick-skinned edible fruit turns yellow when ripe. Smaller than the yellow Cavendish Banana, they are also sweeter to the taste with a hint of rich cinnamon. |
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These little beauties are sweet, crisp and a have delightful bouquet. A cross between Gold Delicious and Orange Pippin apples, they are best eaten out of hand. |
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This sweet & tart baby pineapple has a bold rich flavor. It has a clean, golden skin and brilliant yellow flesh color. The pineapple flesh is entirely edible, with no need to core. |
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Baby Kiwis, cousins of the Kiwi Fruit, are luscious berries with smooth skin, delicate seeds and are similar in size to the grape. |
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These Bing Cherries are looking good in size and color. They have great flavor! Bing Cherries are used because of their beautiful deep red skin and sweet flavor.
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Figs are a true favorite that have withstood the test of time. There are hundreds of varieties and brings you a few of the best. Figs are delicious by themselves, sliced on sandwiches, chopped and added to rice or stuffed with cream cheese and chocolate. |
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Chosen for flavor and they are seedless too
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Blackberries make a wonderful small plump snack as well as an easy baking ingredient. Not only very flavorful, Blackberries make a wonderful dessert decoration or topping. |
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