Our Tweets of the Week 2010-03-06

Mar 06
2010
  • • Chile earthquake sure to delay shipments of fruit including grapes. So glad to hear that my colleagues' Chilean grower friends/staff are OK. #
  • • Eat This Now: Red Grapefruit, Asparagus, Gold Pineapples, Premium Winter Apples, Romaine Hearts #freshproduce http://bit.ly/aKdWQF #
  • • Our free weekly e-newsletter, Eat This Now, highlights 5 #freshproduce items that are best. Info you can use right now. http://bit.ly/7rYF6n #
  • • Calendars don't plan freezes, hurricanes, or bumper crops. Don't just eat seasonally, eat #freshproduce in the moment. #
  • • Gold Pineapple prices are still good this week: lots of ads on XL and Jumbo. Buy now before they get more expensive. http://bit.ly/bFgYMh #
  • • Saw a major Chain Store advertising Gold Pineapples at $.99 this week -crazy cheap. Those babies took 3 years to grow; worth more! #
  • • Thanks for thinking about #freshproduce! – delicious, healthy AND interesting, right?. RT @tlav77: @TheProduceGeek i love your tweets!! #
  • • Try versatile ingredients: romas, basil, jalapenos, zucchini RT @kjsteffy: @TheProduceGeek -any ideas for an awesome home garden? #realfood #
  • • Need a taste of Spring? Just try some fresh crop Asparagus this week! http://bit.ly/ayo3ov #
  • • Why should you buy Romaine Hearts this week and then use them quickly? http://bit.ly/cTT1zh #realfood #
  • • Can't find your darling Honeycrisp Apples anymore? Here are some others to consider: http://bit.ly/btvhoT #
  • • Pinata, Ambrosia, Pacific Rose, Jazz – sounds like a flavor party! #4ApplesWorthPaying$1.99lbOrMoreFor #
  • • Florida Red Grapefruit sweetness and juiciness are outstanding right now. #freshproduce #realfood #sugarfree #
  • • Are you a Grapefruit Spooner? Peeler? Hacker? Slicer? Squeezer? http://bit.ly/bPzkNd #
  • • Our free weekly e-newsletter, Eat This Now, highlights 5 #freshproduce items that are best. Info you can use right now. http://bit.ly/7rYF6n #

Our Tweets of the Week 2010-02-27

Feb 27
2010

Our Tweets of the Week 2010-02-20

Feb 20
2010

Our Tweets of the Week 2010-02-13

Feb 13
2010
  • • Did you overeat at your Super Bowl party? No need to starve yourself now. Fill today with #freshproduce. You'll feel better. #
  • • What is your favorite fruit to eat when it snows? Me? On Sat. it was 20" of snow + 3 fruits: Navel, CaraCara & Blood Oranges. #
  • • Eat This Now: Pink Lady Apples, Pummelos, Asparagus, Cara Cara Oranges, Minneola Tangelos #freshproduce http://bit.ly/aUEXJl #
  • • Clementine season ending, quality hit/miss. Still good ones around, but what should you eat next? http://bit.ly/cJUQHS #
  • • Easy to peel, almost seedless, fresh-tart & honey-sweet, floral afterglow, weird-lookin' knob at stem: must be a Minneola Tangelo! #
  • • Strawberry quality fair, pricing high now. For #Valentines Day try dipping other fruits in chocolate for a special treat. Suggestions? #
  • • Pummelos are the largest citrus; can grow to size of volleyball. Tastes like grapefruit with sugar already on it. #freshproduce #OMGfact #
  • • Pummelo in season from CA now. I hack with a knife then gobble over sink, but here's a more civil way: http://bit.ly/bGatg3 #
  • • Cool idea @freshforellen Let us know if we can help with tips on what #freshproduce is likely to be best each week. #
  • • Asparagus good side dish choice right now. Select spears with tight, dry tips. http://bit.ly/bcbz6k #
  • • We've officially named the Unofficial Fresh Fruit of the Vancouver 2010 Winter #Olympics! http://bit.ly/9Nv0ki #
  • • New crop Mexican Asparagus is here. Do you prefer thick or thin? http://bit.ly/dd3ZQm #
  • • Did you love Sour Patch Candy as kid? Nature's version: Kumquats! Super sour & sweet. CA organic are best now. #sugarfree #freshproduce #
  • • She is dense and kinda sour. Underneath she is a little sweet too. She is a Pink Lady #Apple. #Valentine #
  • • Pink Lady = Cripps Pink. Mushy Apples = Yuck! Pink Lady/Cripps Pink Apples = Hard & Crisp. http://bit.ly/doNwxS #

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