• Florida Orange Juice

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    Florida oranges are delicious enough to be eaten, but the juice is so savory that companies look to them to turn their juice from bland to wow. About 90 percent of all oranges grown in Florida will end up in juices over the year. One of the main companies that…

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  • The Skinny on the Grapefruit Diet

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    The grapefruit diet is a famous diet that was started in the 1930's. Unlike most of today's fad diets the grapefruit diet has been proven in medical studies to work, which is one reason why it's as popular today as it was back then. If you want to lose up…

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  • Honeybell Oranges for the Holidays

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    Image by tbertor1 via Flickr Honeybells are sometimes called Christmas oranges because they come into peak season around the Christmas holiday. Generally Honeybells are ripe and ready to eat from December through early February. Because they have such a limited growing season Honeybells are highly prized. Many people order Honeybells…

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  • Delicious Citrus: Temple Oranges

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    Because they rarely show up on supermarket shelves, fruit lovers often have to shop online to find the most sought-after citrus varieties. Why is this?It is because most fresh citrus in the U.S. is sent directly to processing plants for juicing. For example, about 80 percent of American oranges end…

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  • Tips for Wrapping a Gift Basket

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    Image by Isle Concierge via Flickr Gift baskets are lovely gifts that people love to get but wrapping them for shipment or just for giving can be difficult. If you're going to be making a lot of gift baskets, such as wedding favors for holiday weddings, or for a corporate…

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  • Eat Grapefruit for the Taste

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    The grapefruit came to Texas shortly after the state joined the union in 1845. Because of its equable climate and arable soil, the Lone Star State became a popular destination for farmers and migrant workers from Mexico. There was just one problem–Texas was short on agricultural products. They grew cotton…

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  • Get Rid of Acne with Fresh Grapefruit

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    If you struggle to manage your acne you can use fresh grapefruit juice to gently control acne outbreaks and prevent acne flare ups. If you've had acne for awhile you've probably tried a lot of different products to try and get rid of it but many of those products are…

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  • Save Money on Holiday Gifts and Give Texas Grapefruit

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    Every year it seems like giving holiday gifts get more and more expensive. This year save money without sacrificing the quality of the gifts that you give by giving Texas grapefruit to your loved ones. High quality Texas grapefruit and oranges are healthy and delicious gourmet fruits that your family…

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  • 5 Basic Things that You Need To Know About Navel Oranges

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    Navel oranges are some of the most popular citrus fruits in the country today. Not only is this type of fruit healthy and delicious, it also has some unique characteristics that make it standout among the many varieties of oranges. One of the most unique attributes of this citrus fruit…

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  • Tangerines are a Healthy Snack

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    Image by andydr via Flickr It is impossible to say what the person who first crossed a mandarin orange with a bitter orange was thinking. The result was a new hybrid of fruit that remained unnamed until it was exported to Europe from Tangier, Morocco in the 19th century. The…

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