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EPISODE · Dec 22, 2022 · 51 MIN

I'm Dreaming of a Warm Christmas: Fruits and Veggies For Celebrating The Holidays Down Under

from Produce Buzzers - A Podcast for Lovers of Fresh Fruits and Veggies · host ProduceBuzz.Com

When we think of Christmas, we tend to believe that most of the world will celebrate it beside a toasty fire indoors wearing comfy sweaters and nice warm socks because, well. “Baby, it’s cold outside.” We see them imbibing imbibe in hot chocolate and hot mulled cider. They are feasting on roasted meats, winter root vegetables, and the fruits of deciduous trees like apples and pears. But on the other side of the earth, it will be the beginning of summer. And along the center of the earth, most people will still be able to go outside in shorts and t-shirts. They will be more likely to build a sandcastle than a snowman. The fact is the vast majority of people around the world will be celebrating a "Warm Christmas", not a "White Christmas." So what are some of the fruits and veggies they celebrate with for the holidays?

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