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January 2002

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Montly Specials at FruitFromWashington.comMonth of January Best Buy Specials are Jonagold apples, 10% off for $17.95 (reg. price $19.95) and Green d'Anjou pears for $17.95 (reg. price $19.95).

Click for Coupon Information Wow! Two Coupon Specials in the first weeks of January! Place your order for the Fruit From Washington Coupon Special - Wood box of 6 Fujis for $20.65 (reg. $22.95) -- good thru Jan. 15 and the Hosuis as coupon special - 20-count box for $19.75 (reg. price $21.95) -- also good thru Jan. 15.

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Alwasy easy to order gift boxes of Washington grown apples and pears or Quinn's gourmet salsas, sauces and pepper jellies from FruitFromWashington.com!

Happy New Year from the Eberharts and everyone who brings you great Fruit From Washington gift boxes of apples and pears, gourmet gift food products and classic garden goods! Holidays are always hectic, aren't they? We enjoyed speaking to many of you who called during the past month. The names and voices of repeat customers are becoming very familiar to us. We appreciate your return business greatly! Thank you for your patronage and patience when the phone lines got busy or the online store decided to have a bad hair day . There'll always be a few glitches, we suppose, it's the ability to keep one's good humor which does wonders in working things out!

Ring out the old, ring in the new;
Ring, happy bells, across the snow;
The year is going, let him go;
Ring out the false, ring in the true.
- Alfred Tennyson, In Memoriam

In Your Own Words—
Mom received the fruit last night. She said the apples are perfect! It's impossible to get a decent apple in Texas. E.E. - 12/14/01

Thank you for the great Christmas Package.. The apples and pears are great.... I'm making sure I get my share of them.. In fact, we even let the UPS man have a pear since he did wait around until we got the package open.... Again, thanks and have a great day... D.D - 12/13/01

Thank you for your excellent service. Indeed, we will order from your company in the future. L.S. - 12/11/01

From a few conversations overheard during 2001—
"Never feed an apple when a carrot will do." - Cory's instructions to Bruce on the best horse treat for Sammy who's young and can eat anything compared to Shammie who turns thirty this year and has difficulty chewing those big, tough winter carrots. He much prefers juicy jonagolds, galas, and winter bananas.

"Don't tell me you can't see love in a kitty's eyes."
- A remark made about dinky, misnamed, Elvis, who to Cory and Bruce's chagrin, turned out to be a girl kitty. Apparently these things happen.

"Frankly, I don't like their selection of argyle here at all." - Comment overheard in an up-scale pro-shop. Bruce, what were you doing there anyway? We thought you were a Pasture Golfer!

Are You an Avid Reader and Book Buff? Take this Reading Quiz and see how you score! We read an article in The Herb Companion (December 2000-January 2001) titled, “Taking Stock” by Geri Laufer. While it was designed to rate your gardening year, we decided to adapt it in the form of a Reading Habits Quiz. We hope that our quiz will pose some useful questions that will prompt you to look back over the past year and ahead to the next. Click for the quiz that rates your reading habits!

More information for business gift giving can be found on our Corporate Gift Giving page.

Hay Buyers Wanted—Select Kittitas County Timothy and Orchard Grass Horse Hay For Sale Now! Delivery available within Kittitas County, Washington (see details)

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January
Featured Recipe

Applesauce Quick Bread

Mix: 2 c. unsweetened applesauce
1 c. sugar
1/2 c. cooking oil

Mix together and add to applesauce sugar mixture:
2 1/2 c. flour
1/2 t. cinnamon
1/2 t. cloves
2 t. soda
1/4 t. salt

Bake in a greased bread pan at 350° F. for about 1 hour.

FruitFromWashington.com Recipe Conversion Program

For more quick bread recipes (using Fruit From Washington apples and pears) see the FruitFromWashington Bread Recipes Page!

The FruitFromWashington.com
Archive Feature of the Month

WPA (Work Projects Administration) instructor demonstrates proper method of wrapping apples at a Farm Security Administration apple packing school in Yakima, Washington. Photograph by Russell Lee, September 1941.

(Library of Congress, Prints & Photographs Division, FSA-OWI Collection,
LC-USF34- 070139-D)

The FruitFromWashington Archive Feature metaphorically blows the dust off of an image or document from our past and brings it to the light of day for a new audience to see. Click for more about the history of food preparation including a look at fruit drying in America.


Remember our Monthly Care Packages of Apples and Pears when thinking about gifts that will be enjoyed throughout the year (also available in 9-month, 6-month and 3-month fruit of the month subscriptions).

Up on the Blackboard
Special Days in January

New Year's Day
Tuesday, January 1st, 2002
New Year's Day After your Black Tie New Year's Eve Party, sleep late, enjoy a brunch of fruit salad or fruit smoothie, scrambled eggs, brioche or cinnamon rolls, fresh orange juice and coffee. Take a long walk with the family and the dogs.

Twelfth Night
Sunday, January 6th, 2002
Twelfth Night after Christmas falls on January 6th, also the Day of Epiphany in the Christian calendar. Celebrated for ages as the last day of the Christmas Season. Many prepare a Twelfth Night Cake for their celebration! Also, a great play by the Bard. Celebrate redundancy and read Twelfth Night on Twelfth Night. What could be better?

Martin Luther King Jr. Day
Monday, January 21st, 2002
Celebrate civil rights, tolerance and acceptance of all people. Re-read King's "I Have A Dream" Speech.

Burns Night
Monday, January 25th, 2002
Join in the centuries old tradition of celebrating the life and works of the great Scottish poet Robert Burns who was born on January 25th, 1759 in Alloway. Before the meal the Selkirk Grace is said and then, served to the skirl of bagpipes, the featured dish of Haggis.

"Fair fa' your honest, sonsie face,
Great chieftain o' the pudden race!"

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