Re: What do you do if stone is too big to pass and wont diss...

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In a message dated 5/5/2003 7:24:30 PM Central Daylight Time,

new_man85@... writes:

> (I come from Washington State and grew up with two apple trees in my

> yard)

Off topic.

is it true that a fresh apple off your tree tastes nothing like the apple I

buy in the store? I've heard the apples in the store can be months old and

taste nothing like one fresh picked off the tree.

just curious, I live in polluted Houston texas and wouldn't know a fresh

apple if it landed on my head.

claire

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In a message dated 5/5/2003 8:00:10 PM Central Daylight Time,

new_man85@... writes:

> I

> had some beets out of my organic garden already this year (a

> powerful liver nurisher)

I had no idea beets were good for the liver. I read once that tomatoe juice

was a wake up call for the liver as well. THanks for sharing.....I hope to

taste a fresh picked apple one day.

claire

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claire,

The flavor and quality of fresh organic apples ripened on the tree

is indiscribably better than store bought. This goes for any food

that you can grow yourself in good organic soil vs store bought. I

had some beets out of my organic garden already this year (a

powerful liver nurisher) and they were as sweet as candy. My

carrots are also sweet like candy to me and I like them raw to get

the good fiber as well as the nutrients. This isn't too far off-

topic if it is at all. The fresher and more organic the food is

that we eat, the more nutrients we get, the better it tastes, and

the better off all our body parts are

Vince

> In a message dated 5/5/2003 7:24:30 PM Central Daylight Time,

> new_man85@h... writes:

>

> > (I come from Washington State and grew up with two apple trees

in my

> > yard)

>

> Off topic.

>

> is it true that a fresh apple off your tree tastes nothing like

the apple I

> buy in the store? I've heard the apples in the store can be

months old and

> taste nothing like one fresh picked off the tree.

>

> just curious, I live in polluted Houston texas and wouldn't know a

fresh

> apple if it landed on my head.

> claire