Miguel Antonio
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Choose your fruit, apple or orange. Explain the reason of your choice if you can.
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Apples or oranges
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Miguel Antonio
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I choose apple because it's elegant, noble and superior to the orange.
i like oranges in drinks, color, sodas, candy, flavorings... but i dont like oranges by itself the fruit.
i am very picky when it comes to orange fruit, if i am going to eat it, it better be very fresh, no dryness in the ends or pulp at all, it has to be very juicy and sweet.
i love it when you peel oranges and the spray mist hits your eyes and face.
one of the small joys in life.
apples , i am not too fond of. i dont like the texture of it. the cardboardy texture. even very fresh and premium apples all have that same texture. and its cousin, the pear, i dont like it either, it is gritty in texture.
except for the Harry and David pears those are a joy.
one of the small joys in life.
you see though, you cannot make a caramel covered orange. it just won't work. I love caramel covered apples.
eat the caramel and usually i just toss the apple inside.
i am very picky when it comes to orange fruit, if i am going to eat it, it better be very fresh, no dryness in the ends or pulp at all, it has to be very juicy and sweet.
i love it when you peel oranges and the spray mist hits your eyes and face.
one of the small joys in life.
apples , i am not too fond of. i dont like the texture of it. the cardboardy texture. even very fresh and premium apples all have that same texture. and its cousin, the pear, i dont like it either, it is gritty in texture.
except for the Harry and David pears those are a joy.
one of the small joys in life.
you see though, you cannot make a caramel covered orange. it just won't work. I love caramel covered apples.
eat the caramel and usually i just toss the apple inside.
Man In Space
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I have trouble comparing the two.
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I don't recall seeing any oranges covered in caramel and nuts and served on a stick, so my vote goes to apples.
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Mom, hot dogs and orange pie?
Apples for me.
Apples + Oranjes is a happy compromise though:
http://www.amazon.com/Adore-Smashing...2332684&sr=8-1
Apples for me.
Apples + Oranjes is a happy compromise though:
http://www.amazon.com/Adore-Smashing...2332684&sr=8-1
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