5 WAYS TO USE FRUIT FOR WEIGHT LOSS & SUPPORTING A HEALTHY DIET
by1. Replace Fruit Juices with Fresh Fruit. By now, most people are aware that fruit juices are packed with added sugar, but did you know…
1. Replace Fruit Juices with Fresh Fruit. By now, most people are aware that fruit juices are packed with added sugar, but did you know…
With Fall approaching, it’s the perfect time to make this sweet brunch recipe for your special someone. These heart shaped pancakes are a perfect…
Its Wallpaper Wednesday and this week we have a bowl filled with delicious blueberries! Why blueberries? Because next month is our HarvestClub Americana August…
If you’ve never had a passion fruit before, prepare for a pleasant surprise! Roughly between the size of a golf ball and a small apple, the…
The Golden is one of the most popular and enduring apple varieties worldwide, and for just cause. Tasting mellow and sweet with a gentle…
Little known to many, peaches originated in Chinaapproximately 2000 B.C. The scientific name for peaches, Prunus persica, originated from an early European belief that peaches came fromPersia (nowIran). In fact they were brought over on the Silk Road from Asia to the Greater Mesopotamia andMediterranean regions before Christian times.
Both of these tempting beauties have super sweet white flesh that makes for a lovely summer snack. Prized for their appearance and original flavor, they’re often more expensive than their traditional counterparts.
Find the Exotica lineup here!
Saucer Peaches
Also referred to as a donut peach or a Saturn peach, Saucer Peaches are squat, freestone peaches with an indentation in the middle that suggests the shape of a donut. The flesh is white and generally higher in sugar content than that of a yellow peach, so you get that much more sweetness per bite. The skin is a creamy yellow with red or magenta blush and is generally less fuzzy than a traditional peach.