Learn how to pick out that perfectly ripe avocado and find out how to avoid the bad ones. You don't want to get home with an old avocado or one that isn't ready to use in time for that party.
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Chop dried fruit
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How To:
Make orange supremes (slices of orange without membrane or pith)
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How To:
Clean and cut a whole pineapple
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How To:
Prepare a persimmon for eating
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How To:
Choose a perfectly ripe Tommy Atkins mango
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How To:
Freeze peaches
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How To:
Prepare and eat a dragonfruit
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How To:
Turn your fresh tomatoes into crushed
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How To:
Cut a pineapple in an artistic and less wasteful way
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How To:
Eat a fig without getting sore lips or a sore tongue
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How To:
Open a coconut with a large machete
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How To:
Carve a watermelon baby stroller filled with fruit
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How To:
Seed a pomegranate quick and easy
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How To:
Open a coconut with only a knife
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How To:
Peel a dragon fruit (also known as a pitahaya)
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How To:
Open a coconut with meat cleaver
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How To:
Make a beautiful fruit basket
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How To:
Core apples quickly
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Open up a coconut in three different ways
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Keep your peeled or sliced apples fresh with Betty
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