ORGANIC Burgundy Plum
Red like burgundy the color, named after the wine, named after the place in France, named after the Burgundians who came from island of Bornholm, whose name in Old Norse was Burgundarholmr. This mild sweet plum is red like that. Olson Family Farm

ORGANIC Grapefruit
The first grapefruit was described in Barbados in 1750. It is relatively new to the citrus group and thought to be a genetic offshoot of the Pummelo. Most U.S. grapefruits come from Texas or Florida. TnT Farms

ORGANIC Ivory Princess White Peach
Peaches come to us from China, via the Persians, along the trade routes of the Silk Road. The Chinese believed that peaches could confer immortality but the FruitGuys only promise that they're high in antioxidants Vitamin A and C. Ferrari Farms

ORGANIC Honey Kist Yellow Nectarine
Peaches with out the fuzz! Actually, nectarines ARE peaches but with a recessive gene that makes them a little sweeter and with a smooth skin. Olson Family Farms Kingsburg, CA

ORGANIC Red Flame Plum
This red plum variety has a unique appearance with sweet, juicy red flesh. Red plum, red plum, red plum. All work and no play, makes Jack a dull boy. Take a fruit break today. Peterson Family Farm Kingsburg, CA

ORGANIC Kay Pearl White Nectarine
Cut down the seam, twist and separate: with one bite you can prove Mendel's genetics and enjoy a sweet-tasting fruit at the same. Olson Family Farms Kingsburg, CA

ORGANIC Blueberries                 
Fats Domino found his thrill on Blueberry Hill. And the Fruit Guys have gone to the edge of the earth to find you some winter fruit thrills. Organic blueberries from New Zealand! These little gems are just power packed with nutrients. Try tossing a few of these real-deal berries into your yogurt or coffee-cart granola to get your own thrill. Sierra Cascade Chico, CA

ORGANIC Cameo Apple 
Cameo apples made their first appearance as a little stray seeding in an orchard in the upper left corner of Washington, destined to become a favorite variety.  Alfred Hitchcock was the king of cameos, popping on screen in 37 of his movies. Cameo apples are tart and aromatic with stripy skin. Sure to become the apple everyone is watching for when the FruitGuys box arrives. Washington

ORGANIC Fancy Lady Yellow Peach
The Chinese believed that peaches could confer immortality but the FruitGuys only promise that they're high in antioxidants Vitamin A and C. "Eat a peach" say the Allman Brothers and so do we. Olson Family Farms Kingsburg, CA

ORGANIC Valencia Orange           
Citrus waves are rolling in like an endless summer, brah. The primo Valencia is old-school orange. A tangy treat to take down the hall to the dawn patrol. Slice into sections for orange smiles all around - and let the sunshine in! Pleasant Valley Ranch

ORGANIC Kiwi
Kiwi fruit originated in China and was spread throughout the globe in the 1800's. It arrived in the United States in the early 20th century. Kiwi fruit is one of the best sources of vitamin C. It is the most nutrient-rich fruit by volume. One cup of kiwi contains 273% of the RDA of Vitamin C. A great way to eat it is to cut it cross the middle so that each half is in the shape of a small cup, and then just use a little spoon to scoop it out. Wild River Farm, CA

ORGANIC Braeburn Apple
Braeburn apples are cris-p! A sweet and tart apple with yellow flesh. Orange to reddening skin so thin skin seems to disappear. Washington

ORGANIC Bananas
Did you know that Bananas are really a giant herb? The "trunk" of this perennial plant is formed of woven and twisted outer leaves from which emerges a stalk. It takes 10-15 months for the bananas to develop. Our philosophy on ripening is that we want to bring fruit to you that is at the beginning of the "breaking point" of ripeness. Banana ripening is an art and is divided into 6 color stages. The FruitGuys perfect banana is a stage 5 -- yellow with green tips. At this stage the banana will be sweet and firm. People have different tastes and we try to provide clients with the widest choice of ripening range.

Enjoy and be fruitful!

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