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The avocado

By Marketman | June 17, 2011 - 12:00am

As a child, I wondered why my mother appeared to be fascinated by the fruit, serving it often when it was in season. It turns out that avocadoes thrived in the province of Bohol, where she spent her formative years,...

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The passion fruit or pasionaria

By Marketman | June 3, 2011 - 12:00am

Amazing what a catchy name will do for your popularity. Naive that I am sometimes, I thought the name "passion fruit" was coined because the fruit ignited one's libido or acted as some sort of aphrodisiac....

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