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| | Facts | - Cataloupes are named after the gardens of Cantaloupe, Italy where some belive this melon was first grown.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - Lemon juice can aid in reducing the swelling caused by insect bites.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - 4% of an apples is made up of minerals and vitamins, and over 80% is made up of water.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - The only state to grow pineapples is Hawaii.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - Grapes are grown around the world more than any other fruit.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - One grape vine can produce about 20 to 30 glasses of wine.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - Eating 11 pounds of apples will make you gain one pound of weight.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - 99% of pumpkins that are sold are sold for decoration.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - Lemons contain more sugar than strawberries.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - The sap of a banana plant leaves serious stains on hands and clothes that is extremely hard to remove.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - There are bananas called "Red banana" that are maroon to dark purple when ripe.
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - Apples are part of the rose family
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(Added: Mon May 31 2004) - In Ivrea, Italy, thousands of citizens celebrate the beginning of Lent by throwing oranges at one another.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - Over 200 varieties of watermelons are grown in the U.S.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - Club Direct, a travel insurance company in Britain, provides insurance plans for protection from falling coconuts.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - Coconuts kill more people in the world than sharks do.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - If all the strawberries produced in California annually were put side by side, they would wrap around the Earth fifteen times.
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(Added: Thu Oct 31 2002) - The chocolate "M&M's" stands for the last names of Forrest E. Mars Sr., the candy maker, and his associate Bruce Murrie.
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