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What fruits does your household eat the most of?

strawberrypie7 View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:22 PM Post #1
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Our has always been bananas and now grapes as they are DDs favourite. What about your house?

lclb View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:25 PM Post #2
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Bananas win hands down but strawberries are very popular when they are in season.

ALittleBitter View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:26 PM Post #3
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Watermelon and yellow nectarines here

Peridot View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:26 PM Post #4
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Watermelon..

~sydblue~ View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:26 PM Post #5
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At the moment, peaches. Big beautiful sweet peaches. I got 2 boxes of them from woolworths for $10($5 each). Usually it is grapes & bananas followed closely by apples. DH can't eat bananas anymore due to them giving him the shakes.

LucyE View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:28 PM Post #6
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Raspberries. Sigh. DS2 goes nuts for them. I love summer and all the gorgeous fruit.

Peppery View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:28 PM Post #7
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Bananas, oranges and strawberries.

twinboys View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:29 PM Post #8
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Grapes for one boy and apples for the other one Bananas and watermelon are shared equally between them!

Loore View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:29 PM Post #9
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Grapes, strawberries, mangoes and watermelon

VioletRose View Member Profile	14/02/2013, 08:30 PM Post #10
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Currently it is apples. Small child is thrilled that they come in different sizes and can also be cut into different shapes as well as eaten whole. Normally bananas are a staple though oranges definitely have their moment of glory in the fruit bowl.

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