Apples

According to an old Ball Canning Guide, a peck of pears equals between 12 to 14 pears. Hope this helps.

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First, you need to have been growing an apple tree starting the year before, or early in the year in spring. When it is fully grown, the harvesting season is in fall. You'll know when it is the seaon before you can harvest if your tree is fully grown and green. Also, little flowers appear on the tree. When it is fall, you'll see that a small green apple started to grow on the left side of the tree. Then sooner or later you'll find a large red apple on your tree. go up to it and click "A" and then you'll be able to pick up the apple and place it in your rucksack with "Y". Hope I wasn't too confusing!

It is my experience that any apple will rot faster if it's been frozen. Sometimes apples are kept too close to freezing in transit and do accidentally freeze as do other fruits..even bananas, plums and peaches are frequently found in only a surface ripened condition due to this. This is the same as "on tree" freezer which renders the fruit useless.

The trick is in picking the apple...Pick apples that are bright colored and have as few blemishes as possible..Any soft spots at all should be avoided..Immediately refrigerate at a temp approx 36 degrees F for longer keeping...

If allowed test the fruit before purchase...cut in half and observe...If there is an uneven ripening or premature over rippening 'under an apparently evenly ripe exterior my advice is to pass and look further...Outdoor markets direct from the farms and never frozen are best...Take home and store at room temp in brown grocery bags for even rippening if you purchase green fruit.

An additional note is that fruits are always in better quality in season..Try buying canned off season if there is a shortage of good quality available.....Hope this helps

Yes, but its not A fruit . Its two fruits if its a PEAR

You can plant them in spring. Chill for about 6 weeks in the fridge beforehand. Remember that you will need to plant a lot of them as seed-grown apples are variable in their quality.

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There was a man

who had four sons. He wanted his sons to learn not to judge

things too quickly. So, he sent them each on a quest, one by

one, to go and look at a pear tree a great distance away.

The first son went in the winter, the second in the spring, the

third in the summer and the fourth son in the fall. When

they had all gone and come back, he called them together to

describe what they had seen. The first son said that the tree

was ugly, bent and twisted. The second son said, no, the

tree was covered with green buds and full of promise. The

third son disagreed; he said it was laden with blossoms and

smelled very sweet and looked beautiful. The last son

disagreed with all of them. He said it was ripe and drooping

with fruit, full of life and fulfillment. The man then explained

to his sons that they were all right, because they had each

only seen one season in the tree's life. He told them that

you cannot judge a tree, or a person, by only one season;

the essence of who they are, and the pleasure, joy and love

that comes from that life can only be measured at the end,

when all the seasons are up.

Apple cider vinegar improves digestion especially in metabolizing proteins. It enhances the action of hydrochloric acid (HCL - which deminishes with age) and digestive enzymes. Digestion begins in the mouth where the apple cider vinegar stimulates the acid receptors on the tongue to produce saliva that begins the breakdown of carbohydrates. Taking apple cider vinegar and water before each meal can help improve the digestive process.

1. Needs water and sunlight and stuff just like every plant

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They are machine sliced, then treated with a mild solution of ascorbic acid to retain their color. Ascorbic acid is a fancy name for vitamin C. After the treatment, the bags are sealed against spoilage.

Washington, D.C. is almost exclusively urban so anything grown there maybe in backyard or neighborhood gardens. Washington state, however, grows all sorts of fruit from apples to cherrys and more.

For the whole time the apple is in existence.

There are 2 pits in a "pear" cause they are a "PAIR" HAHAHAHAHAHA!!!

Traditionally mid to late September but this can often vary due to weather, location, etc.

seedless non gmo apples?

There are many parts that make up an apple. Of course, the core is the middle where there are pouches with seeds inside of them. If you want to know what an apple is made of, try going to www. ask.com, or you can type it here and someone might answer you.

Absolutely! ICitrus soda is great way to keep fresh apple slices from browning in a kids lunch. Just slice, and cover a few minutes in the citrus soda. Remove and dry. You will have fresh apples all day long!

As a trace metal, arsenic is found in apple seed.

Yes, you can eat them!! Just make sure there not too mushy or too small, they taste better avoiding those objections. By the way, I own a farm with lots of fruits and veggies so feel free to ask me any further questions that you might have.

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