Fresh Fruit or Vegetable Menu September 2016

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Fresh Fruit or Vegetable Menu September 2016 September 5 NO SCHOOL September 7 Celery September 9 Kiwi Palmbeachschools.nutrislice.org September 12 Carrot Snacks September 14 Banana September 16 Guava Fun Facts Guava fruit is juicy and sweet. It tastes like a combination of a pear and a strawberry. Guava fruit is considered a super fruit and is high in vitamin C, vitamin A, dietary fiber, potassium, and lycopene. Mangos are one of the most popular fruits in the September 19 Pineapple September 21 Cucumber Slices September 23 Apple Slices September 26 Mango \ world! More fresh mangos September 28 Broccoli w/ ranch cup are eaten around the world than any other fruit! Giving someone a basket of mangoes is considered a gesture of friendship September 30 Honeydew Melon

Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Menu October 2016 October 3 NO SCHOOL October 5 Orange Smiles Check out the FFVP menu on Nutrislice! Palmbeachschools.nutrislice.org October 7 Cantaloupe October 10 Red Apple Slices October 12 NO SCHOOL October 14 Granny Smith Apple Slices October 17 Watermelon October 19 Florida Cucumber October 21 NO SCHOOL October 24 Carrot Snacks October 26 Broccoli & Cauliflower Bites October 28 Pineapple October 31 Edamame with Ranch Dressing Fun Facts This month features Florida Cucumbers! Cucumbers are a member of the gourd family along with melons, squash, and pumpkins. Cool as a cucumber isn t just a catchy phrase: the inner temperature of a cucumber can be up to 20 degrees cooler than the outside air temperature due to its high water content! Edamame is a little bean, but a nutritional giant! It is loaded with lots of vitamins, minerals, and protein to keep your body strong! Edamame originated in China and means beans on a branch.

Fun Facts! November 2 Bartlett Pear November 4 Florida Grape Tomatoes November 7 Sugar Snap Peas November 9 Florida Tangelo November 14 Carrot Snacks November 16 Honeydew Melon November 18 Florida Grapefruit A grapefruit is a cross between a sweet orange and a pomelo A normal grapefruit tree produces, on average, 350 pounds of grapefruit in a season! Some older trees have been known to produce up to 1,500 pounds of fruit in one season The first grapefruit grove was planted near Tampa, Florida, in 1823 Our first president, George Washington, grew sweet potatoes on his farmland in Virginia Sweet potatoes are loaded with vitamins A, C, and E to help keep your body healthy Sweet potatoes are the official vegetable of North Carolina November 21 Sweet Potato Sticks with ranch dressing November 29 Apple Slices November 30 Celery & Radish Mix with ranch dressing

December 2 Florida Tangerine Did you know December 5 Red Grapes December 7 Florida Golden Zucchini December 9 Pineapple December 12 Apple Slices December 14 Multicolor Cauliflower (With Ranch Dressing) December 16 Cantaloupe December 19 Mini Sweet Peppers December 21 Florida Orange Smiles The first orange tree was planted in St. Augustine, FL, in the mid 1500 s 90% of Florida oranges are used for juice The orange is Florida s official state fruit and orange juice is the official beverage Both oranges and tangerines are an excellent source of Vitamin C! Vitamin C helps keep your immune system strong! Tangerines are smaller than oranges and are easy to peel Florida grows the most tangerines in the United States compared to any other state Winter Break December 23, 2016 January 9, 2017 Happy Holidays!

January 9 Welcome Back! January 11 Multicolored Carrots January 13 Blood Orange Slices January 16 MLK Day (no school) January 18 Baby Carrots January 20 Honeydew Melon January 23 Apple & Grape Bites January 25 Florida Orange Smiles January 27 Savoy Cabbage (with ranch dressing) January 30 Jicama Sticks Did you know The blood orange is a variety of orange with crimson, almost bloodcolored flesh Blood oranges get their unique color from anthocyanin, a powerful pigment & antioxidant found in red and purple fruits and veggies Blood oranges have a sweeter flavor than other oranges, with a hint of raspberry and are full of vitamin C, fiber, folic acid, and potassium Jicama is pronounced HEE-kah-mah Jicama is a relative to the potato family and tastes like a cross between a potato and a pear sweet and crispy! Jicama is high in vitamin C, fiber, and antioxidants to keep our body healthy (with ranch dressing)

February 1 Broccoli & Cauliflower Bites February 3 Florida Tangerine February 6 Cantaloupe February 8 Florida Celery & Carrot Sticks February 10 Pineapple February 13 Florida Grape Tomatoes February 15 Florida Strawberries February 17 Granny Smith Apple Slices February 23 Florida Bell Pepper (with Ranch Dressing) February 24 Melon Mix Fun Facts: Florida bell peppers are full of vitamin C, having even more than an orange! All bell peppers come from the same vine: a green bell pepper is picked before it s ripe. If it s left on the vine, it will become orange or yellow. If left on the vine it will turn red. Most green bell peppers sold in the U.S. are grown in Florida (even here in Palm Beach County)! Florida strawberries are in season from December through April Florida is known for being the largest producer of strawberries in winter Strawberries are the only fruit with seeds on the outside. On average, there are 200 tiny seeds in a strawberry February 27 Florida Grapefruit Slices [Type here]

March 1 Sweet Potato Sticks March 3 Rutabaga Stick March 6 Kiwi Wedge March 8 Honeydew Melon March 10 Sugar Snap Peas March 13 Florida Tangelo March 15 Florida Green Beans March 20 24 - Spring Break March 29 Butternut Squash March 31 Apple & Grape Combo Rutabaga evolved as a cross between wild cabbage and the turnip. Its name is derived from the Swedish word rotabagge, meaning round root. Like other root vegetables, rutabaga has a natural sweetness that is enhanced by cooking. Florida green beans grown in your garden and can climb high on trellis or supports. Green beans only grow in the spring and summer. The number of seeds you find in a Florida Tangelo depends on the weather and how much the tree has been visited by bees carrying pollen from other kinds of citrus trees! Florida tangelo s nickname is the Honeywell because it is very sweet and in the shape of a bell. [Type here]

April 3 Florida Grapefruit April 5 Edamame April 7 Florida Grape Tomatoes April 10 Apple Slices & Grapes April 12 Jicama Sticks April 13 Mango April 17 Apple Slices April 19 Florida Zucchini Coins April 21 Florida Orange Smiles April 24 Pineapple April 26 Watermelon Radish April 28 Cantaloupe Grapefruit is an excellent source of calcium to keep your bones strong! It is also full of fiber, vitamin A, and vitamin C to keep your body healthy Grapefruit earned its unusual name because it grows on trees in clusters like a bunch of oversized grapes Florida Grapefruit s growing season is November May each year, with the sweetest grapefruit in January May Florida s first grapefruit grove was planted in 1823 in Tampa Watermelon radishes are root vegetables, which means they grow underground and get their nutrients from the soil The watermelon radish is also known as a rose heart because of its bright pink inside Watermelon radishes have a mild taste that is slightly sweet and slightly peppery Watermelon radishes are full of vitamin C for a healthy immune system and antioxidants to help fight disease West Gate Elementary, Gove Elementary, Palmetto Elementary, Belle Glade Elementary, Pahokee Elementary, Hope Centennial Elementary, South Grade Elementary, Barton Elementary, Pioneer Park Elementary, Rolling Green Elementary, Rosenwald Elementary, Pine Grove Elementary, Liberty Park Elementary, Washington Elementary, Roosevelt Elementary, Lantana Elem, Glade View Elementary, K.E. Cunningham/Canal Point Elementary, and Indian Pines Elementary.

May 1 Kiwifruit May 3 Baby Carrots May 5 Sweet Potato Stick May 8 Honeydew Melon May 10 Parsnips Try it! May 12 Florida Grape Tomatoes Parsnips are a type of root vegetable that belongs to the carrot family Parsnips look like large, white-colored carrots and has a crunchy, sweet taste In fact, parsnips are among the sweetest vegetable and they were used as a sweetener before the sugar cane industry was created in the 1800 s. Parsnips are a great source of potassium to keep your heart healthy and fiber for a healthy digestive track Kiwifruit is a flowering plant that grows on vines similar to how grapes grow Originally called the Chinese gooseberry, it was renamed the kiwifruit due to similarities in appearance with the kiwi bird, the national bird of New Zealand. Both are fuzzy, brown, and round in shape. Kiwifruit contains 2 times more vitamin C than oranges! Vitamin C helps to keep our immune system strong. Kiwifruit is an excellent source of fiber to keep our digestive track healthy May 15 Melon Mix May 17 Florida Red Cabbage May 19 Pineapple May 22 Cantaloupe May 24 Celery May 26 Florida Orange Smiles May 30 Multi-colored Carrots May 31 Butternut Squash June 1 Apple Slices