Re: High Brix produce by mail?

[Guest guest]

At least according to the literature for fruit-growers, many

orchardists test Brix as it's a way to gauge the health of the trees.

>

> I would like to get some super-high-brix fruits and veggies to

> complement my butter oil, raw dairy, fish eggs, shrimp, oysters, raw

> grains, etc. I've just started to grow my own, but I don't have

enough

> to eat yet. Help? Is anyone growing anything?

>

> mike

>

[Guest guest]

>

> I would like to get some super-high-brix fruits and veggies to

> complement my butter oil, raw dairy, fish eggs, shrimp, oysters, raw

> grains, etc. I've just started to grow my own, but I don't have enough

> to eat yet. Help? Is anyone growing anything?

mike,

I get apples from a grower at the farmers market what brix 18-19

regularly. Not sure how they do it because they are Korean and not

real fluent in English. Not certified organic but no pesticides, etc.

are used. The apples are $2.25/lb and I can ship some to you if you'd

like.

B.

[Guest guest]

> are used. The apples are $2.25/lb and I can ship some to you if

you'd

> like.

> B.

>

Sounds fine. send me an email at tropical@....

mike