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How up to $20 in every $100 you spend ends up in the garbage bin !

How up to $20 in every $100 you spend ends up in the garbage bin !

by elvis | Apr 21, 2014 | fruit, interesting facts, vegetables, wastage

Can you imagine buying $100 of petrol and only getting $80 worth of fuel? Or paying for your annual insurance policy or vehicle registration and only getting 10 months worth ? It’s not on. As consumers we would not allow it ….. yet the research tells us that is...
The most popular fruit in the world is ….?

The most popular fruit in the world is ….?

by elvis | Mar 19, 2014 | fruit, interesting facts, vegetables

Is it the apple ? Or is it the Orange ? Perhaps the Banana ? Or possibly the Mango ?  It’s actually not any of these. They are all definitely big hitters in the world of fruit popularity but none of these are the most popular fruit in the world. The most popular fruit...
Asparagus and Tom cats – why does my pee smell?

Asparagus and Tom cats – why does my pee smell?

by elvis | Sep 18, 2013 | interesting facts, vegetables

Spring is Asparagus Season – YUM, I love it. The only downside is that some people smell like a tom cat when they eat it …and I am one of them !  So why is it that asparagus turns some people’s pee into a stink bomb and others not ?? Well, it’s all got to do with a...
The secret to keeping fruit and vegetables fresh for longer

The secret to keeping fruit and vegetables fresh for longer

by elvis | Jan 8, 0201 | fruit, interesting facts, Research findings, storage tips, vegetables

A background to Ethylene Gas and its effect on fresh produce. There are 3 key factors in keeping fruits and vegetables fresh; (1). Temperature (2). Humidity, and (3). ETHYLENE control. Temperature and humidity can be managed in the refrigerator although domestic...
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