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Are cantaloupe winter fruit

Anonymous

∙ 17y ago

Updated: 11/11/2022

No, they are grown during the summer months.

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∙ 17y ago

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Is cantaloupe a natural fruit?

Yes, cantaloupe is a natural fruit, as well as a natural resource.

Is a cantaloupe a fruit?

Yes

What food groups is cantaloupe in?

fruit

What is the name of fruit garma in English?

Cantaloupe

What fruit is ulpacetnoa once unscrambled?

Cantaloupe.

What is a fruit that starts with a c and is not good for you?

Cantaloupe.....Listeria

Is there a fruit that has the letter L in it?

What fruit has the letter "L" in the middle of it? Watermelon, cantaloupe, apple.

Is cantaloupe a non citrus fruit?

yes - it is a type of melon and therefore not a citrus fruit

Can cantaloupe mold?

Yes, cantaloupe can mold. This usually happens to over-ripe fruit and typically starts at the stem end (on uncut fruit) which has more moisture that the rough peel.

What popular fruit was named after a papal estate in Rome?

cantaloupe

What is roc royal favorite fruit?

his favorite fruit is watermelon and cantaloupe

What is the difference between a melon and a cantaloupe?

No, melon is a category of fruit and cantaloupe is in the melon family

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