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Did you discover lychees in your office’s fruit delivery today? If so, you’re in luck—because the lychee is a lucky fruit! In China, parents tuck them into their children’s beds on Lunar New Year to keep them safe from monsters, along with mandarin oranges, dates, and persimmons. The next morning, the fruits also make a tasty breakfast. What Do Lychees
Apricots are a sweet treat related to other fruit favorites like plums and peaches. Let’s dive into how these juicy wonders can brighten up your office break room and your day. The Journey of Apricots Apricots originated in China around 2000 B.C., winning over its ancient civilization with their sweet, floral taste and hint of tanginess. They traveled with merchants
Dragon fruit—an exotic oblate orb with its lovely dragon scales—grows in tropical regions, such as Mexico, Thailand, Vietnam—even Florida. It is known by a variety of names—dragon scale, green dragon, dragon crystal—the blossoms of this vine-like plant bloom at night, which is extra magical. The exotic dragon fruit looks like a Dale Chihuly sculpture or something from another planet—but it’s
Eris, the Goddess of Strife, chucks a golden apple at Athena, Aphrodite, and Hera with the message, “For the fairest.” A fight breaks out like a foul ball in the stands at Shea Stadium. Zeus settles it by getting poor Paris to judge. The FruitGuys stays out of those kinds of contests… Ambrosia apple, food of the gods.
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