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Posted by Cue P. on August 22, 2006 at 09:41:19 from (66.236.176.117):
In Reply to: Way OT posted by Jimmy King on August 22, 2006 at 09:02:29:
Not to be too harsh, but serves you right for buying your fruit from Walmart in the first place ;) Dont know where you are but North American Red Delicious and Fujis are no where near ripe (both are October apples in MA) so they probably came from either long term storage (ie last years crop) or some foreign country. Next time, if possible, treat yourself to apples from a local stand or better pick your own. You"ll appreciate the difference i guarantee it. And for better results, stop buying red d"s and fujis (yuck), my suggestion is HoneyCrisp (a September apple) if you can get them.
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