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Fruits Flashcards

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garish

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A decoration added to a dish to make it altractive.

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2
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pith

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The white, spongy inner part of citrus fruits.

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3
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blanching

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Briefly cooking an item in boiling water.

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4
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acidulation

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The process of adding acid to an item.

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5
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plumping

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To reconstitute or return some of the liquid removed from the fruit in the drying process.

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6
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oxidation

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The browning of certain fruits once they are cut and exposed to the air.

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7
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zest

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The colorful, outermost part of the skin of citrus fruits.

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8
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suprême

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An Individual segment of any citrus fruit without skin, pith, seeds, or membrane.

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9
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tare weight

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The weight of the packaging alone

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10
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Pineapples

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Peeling and coring

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11
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Apples and pears

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Coring

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12
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Berries

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Washing

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13
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Citcrus fruit

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Zesting

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14
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Apples, pears, bananas, avacodas

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Acidualiting

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15
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Peaches and nectarines

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Remove skin by blanching

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16
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melons, pineapples, citrus fruits, and Kiwis

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Removing skin with knife

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17
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Melons

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Peeling and seeding

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18
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apples, pears, mangoes, and papayas

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Removing with peeler

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19
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peaches, nectarines, and plums

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Pitting

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20
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cherries

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Pitting

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21
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The tool used to truake Parisiennes is sometimes called a.

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Melo baller, press well into it, do it close to minimize waste

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22
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  1. Citous slices can be made more interesting by cutting channels.
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Perpendicular, white pith and colorful zest combo

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23
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Citras slices can be tumed into twists by nutting the slice from center to the outer edge and bending the halves in the.

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Opposite

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24
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4 Grip a paring knife on the blade at a point that is ahout the lergth of the

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Radius of a piece of fruit

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25
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Hold the knife at a 45°angle to an imaginary line around the

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Middle, knife reach center

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26
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Hold the knife at

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Opposing 45 degree angle, fruit crown cuts overlap slightly

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27
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Fruit fans

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Flat fruit, slightly attached, same slices for each cut

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28
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Same grade as frozen or canned

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U.S grade B

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29
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Volume enmeasuring heed or abont 2200, cubic inches

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Bushel

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30
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Total ewight of the product and container

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Gross wieght

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31
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Large bulk packed case

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lug

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32
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case

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A box or conlainer of varying size. May be made of cardboard, wood, plastic, or loam.

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33
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peck

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Earnivalent to one-fourth bushel.

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34
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Same grade as Fancy for canned or frozen Fruit

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US Grade A

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35
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count

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rustiber of pieces of uniform-sized oroduce in case or container

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36
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Net weight

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Weight of product alone

37
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flat

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A shallow single-layered case used for delicate products such as berries and figs.

38
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crate

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A wooden case.

39
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US Grade C

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Same grade as Standard for canned or frozen fruits.

40
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grading

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Evaluating a food against a uniform set of quality standards.

41
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USDA

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The federal agency that imposes standards for the quality and

42
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hybrid

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The offspring of two different plant varieties.

43
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individually quick frozen

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Fruit or fruit pieces that are flash frozen before packing to retain their original shape.

44
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Oranges named for the navel-like protrusion near their stem are

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Navel

45
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The most important variety of orange is.

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Valencia

46
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Citrus fruits named for the deep red color of their flesh are

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Blood oranges

47
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Grapefruit fall into one of two categories based on

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Color of flesh

48
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The most popular variety of apple in the United States is

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Red delicious

49
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Not an all purpose apple

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Cortland

50
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Norther Spy, Spartan, and Granny Smith are.

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Cooking apples

51
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Asian

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are sweet, firm, crisp, and fragrant round shaped pears.

52
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Cherries are classified into two main categories:

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sweet and sour

53
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(Montmorency)

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cherries are noted for bright red skin and juicy fruit.

54
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The classification of peaches is based on_

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Color

55
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A nectarine is a

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(cross of a peach and a plum).

56
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Berries are some of the

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Expensive things in kictens

57
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Tiny red seedless grapes that form in long clusters are

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Corinth grapes

58
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The three melons commonly used in the commercial kitchen are

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Honeydew, watermelon, cantaloupe

59
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Plantain

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banana is the most common variety eaten in

60
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Calimyra, Mission, and Kadota are the most popular variety of

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Figs

61
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A small reddish-skinned fruit that has a white inner flesh with sweet, juicy, subtle flavor; China

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Lychee

62
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An oval fruit that looks like a five point star when sliced is

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_(carambola)

63
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  1. A small thumb sized eitrus fruit with almost no juice is
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Kumquat

64
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citrus fruit generally has greater juice content.

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Heavier

65
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oranges are easier to peel and best for eating out of hand.

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(Humpy)-skinned

66
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-skinned oranges are hard to peel and reserved for juicing-

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(Smooth)

67
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Green spots on grapefruit skin

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Sign that fruit unripe

68
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When buying lemons look for

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Fine texture skin and heavy weight

69
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In lemons,

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Deep yellow color is sign for maturity, less acid

70
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Sect apples that feel

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Right for cooking

71
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For cooking, baking, and applesauce choose

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Firm and tart

72
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For eating choose.

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Sweet,soft fleshed apples

73
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Ripe pears should

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Yield slightly to push

74
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Many chefs prefer to buy pears

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Not ripe

75
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  1. When choosing apricots, choose fruit that is
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Yellow and slightly soft

76
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Quality peaches

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Should have aromas

77
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  1. The deep red on orange color of nectarines
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Is not a sign of ripeness

78
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Plums should have good color for their variety and

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Yield slightly to pressure

79
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Berries should be

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Soft and bright

80
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  1. Juice stains at the bottom of the berry container are a sign that the berries are
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Deteriorating

81
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Select cranberries with bright red color and a

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Springy texture

82
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Loose bunches of grapes with

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Pliable stems

83
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Ripeness in cantaloupe not determined by aroma

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Yeah

84
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Ripe papaya have skin

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Half yellow

85
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Pineapple ripeness

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Taste it

86
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Persimmons

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Are soft when ripe

87
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Fagrence is

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A sign of ripeness

88
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