citrus fruit

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PsalmOneCares @everwonderwhy (7355) 5 Oct 23

I've discovered why citrus-bearing trees fruit in winter. It's flu season! Runny nose, coughs, nasty colds and stuffy nose. All these stuff you would not like to have in winter (or any other time of the year). You probably know...

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Season of Juice

anil02 @anil02 (24688) • India 19 Dec 18

Juice is available in every season. But I think winter season is best one for fresh juices. I summer we like to drink cold juice. For it we add ice in it. In winter we can enjoy fresh juices, specially vegetable juices. My favorat...

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*Other beliefs for business .

ingrid @ridingbet (66854) • Philippines 25 Sep 17

We had a store in front of our house before when my son was still a toddler . The container where the money from the sales stayed had a piece of calamondon (calamansi). Since it is sour, my mother believed that our store would...

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Orange peels smell wonderful!

Ronald Franklin @RonElFran (1214) • Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania 10 Dec 15

I just had three miniature oranges with my dinner this evening. They were nice and sweet and I really enjoyed eating them. But my enjoyment didn’t end with the eating. That’s because I didn’t just throw the orange peels away. I...

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Ugli? What's that?

snowcat46 @snowcat46 (2322) • United States 29 Jan 09

Have you ever seen an Ugli? Tasted one? They really aren't the best looking things. I bought 2, after tasting one at a demo. The first one wasn't bad. Tart, but not bad. The second was so bitter!! Erch! Have you had your Ugli...

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Recurring tonsilitis!!!!!

sambhavana @sambhavana (226) • India 6 Nov 08

My son get sour throat or tonsilitis every second month. I take so much care that i donot give him cold stuff to eat. I avoid giving him icecreams and coldrinks. Any citrus fruit which just not sweet and very sour cannot be given...

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Have you experienced heartburn?

msedge @msedge (4011) • United States 22 Aug 08

More than 60 million Americans experience heartburn from time to time. It could be your diet, your workout, or your sleep routine. Get rid of the bad habits triggering your heartburn.There are 3 Ways to Prevent Heartburn...

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good 4 cold

souvik1988 @souvik1988 (16) 5 Apr 08

if u have taken vitamin c regularly then u don't have such source: cabbage, citrus fruit, what do u think do u remember my opinion

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food to avoid during pregnency

decent07 @decent07 (232) • India 28 Jul 07

hello user i heard that certain food shouid avoid during pregnency .can any one tell me about rhat. my sister is pregnent. and i want to know about it. i know certain fish shouid avided. ehich one is not used. pappya and certain...

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food avoid during pregnency

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Describing color

Gemini0611 @Gemini0611 (49) • Philippines 26 May 07

If you are talking to a person who was born blind, how would you describe the color orange to him or her? This is the question i encountered two years ago during my interview with one of the biggest companies here and abroad. But...

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Headache Relief!!

kathy77 @kathy77 (7485) • Australia 27 Apr 07

Those of you who are migraine sufferers may be aware that certain foods can trigger or aggravate your headache. Among foods sometimes associated with migraines are MSG, chocolate, aged cheese, citrus fruit, and sodium nitrates...

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relief

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Sad, Sad Fruit

tanniebabe78 @tanniebabe78 (2934) • United States 10 Apr 07

I am eating the driest citrus fruit I have ever had the misfortune to get. I'm not sure what went wrong with these, but this is a crying shame. Is it just me or is fruit getting to be dry and unappetizing anymore? I did however...

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fruitty tuitti

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What Happens When You Freeze Food??

kathy77 @kathy77 (7485) • Australia 28 Mar 07

Freezing involves changing the liquid content in a food to ice. Freezing slows the process that causes food to breakdown, holding it in suspension and retaining the colour, flavour and nutritional content of the food. The freezing...

The Cook's Thesaurus

Ruralchook @Ruralchook (538) • Australia 18 Feb 07

The Cook's Thesaurus is a cooking encyclopedia that covers thousands of ingredients and kitchen tools. Entries include pictures, descriptions, synonyms, pronunciations, and suggested substitutions....

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Allergic to citrus fruit

quatelmon @quatelmon (955) • United States 10 Jan 07

Is anyone out there on myLot have an allergy to citrus fruit, or know of someone who is? I'm allergic, and can't find many other people with this same allergy. Is it a rare allergy? The worst part about this allergy is that...

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A salad twist to try

margieanneart @margieanneart (26423) • United States 10 Jan 07

Next time you make your salad, add some walnuts, seeds, and mandrin citrus fruit. It's really good.

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Avoid fruit/vegetable spoilage!!!

simplegal @simplegal (123) • Philippines 3 Jan 07

To increase the life of salads in bags, rinse leaves, drain and put into a shallow container. Drape a piece of damp kitchen paper over, cover and chill. Remove herbs from packaging and roll tightly in damp kitchen paper and then...

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The benefits of eating oranges

jasjon @jasjon (252) • Philippines 14 Dec 06

All citrus fruit are excellent sources of Vitamin C, which helps to maintain the body's defense. Flavonoids are found in oranges. These are thought to reduce the risk of some cancers. Citrus fruits can improve blood circulation...

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The benefits of eating lemons

jasjon @jasjon (252) • Philippines 14 Dec 06

Lemons have very high vitamin C content. Lemons help to lower cholesterol levels and also have anti-cancer effects, because of lemons' lemonade photochemical. How many lemons should you eat? Lemons are low in calories, but...

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The benefits of eating grapefruit

jasjon @jasjon (252) • Philippines 14 Dec 06

All citrus fruit are excellent sources of Vitamin C, which helps to maintain the body's defenses. The flavonoid narigenin is found in grapefruit. It is thought to reduce the risk of some cancers. Grapefruit can improve blood...

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