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Friday, March 22, 2013

I Can if I Want to: Apples vs. Oranges.

Hey, y'all.  I did some writing for my english class in school, and quite frankly, I'm dang proud of this essay.  Thus, I want to show it off.  So now comes the final battle between two mortal enemies: the apple and the orange.

Oh, and I left all the citations in just for the heck of it.  Maybe you need some research sources for your essay on fruit or a fruit-related point.  Also, the self.com links are really interesting if you want to look up the nutrition information on any food product in general.  Cite your sources, students!

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Apples and oranges are two common fruits in America.  Both of them grow within the continental 48 states and are consumed regularly by the American people.  These fruits are going to stay a staple of the American diet for the forseeable future, as they have become a part of our food culture.

            Oranges are more of a tropical fruit than apples, growing in warmer, rainier places like California and Florida.   It is the fourth most popular fruit in the country.  Apples are the second most valuable fruit crop in the United States, and grow in places like Michigan, New York, and Washington state, places that see more cold weather than where oranges are grown.  While oranges are generally available throughout the year, apples tend to be harvested in the fall ( par. 6).