Comments on: Organic Sucker http://ecosalon.com/organic_sucker/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 06:17:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v= By: Susan Chaityn Lebovits http://ecosalon.com/organic_sucker/#comment-2652 Susan Chaityn Lebovits Thu, 02 Oct 2008 16:59:38 +0000 http://ecosalon.com/wellness/Organic_Sucker#comment-2652 Hi Tony, Not sure if I have the question right, but blood oranges, as unappetizing as their name may sound, are wonderfully sweet and less acidic than the traditional orange. Most popular varieties include the Tarocco (from Italy) the and the Sanguigno (Spain) and the Moro. Thanks for writing! Hi Tony,
Not sure if I have the question right, but blood oranges, as unappetizing as their name may sound, are wonderfully sweet and less acidic than the traditional orange. Most popular varieties include the Tarocco (from Italy) the and the Sanguigno (Spain) and the Moro.
Thanks for writing!

]]> By: Tony Funderburk http://ecosalon.com/organic_sucker/#comment-2651 Tony Funderburk Thu, 02 Oct 2008 15:13:28 +0000 http://ecosalon.com/wellness/Organic_Sucker#comment-2651 I think I'd be a "sucker" for one of these organic suckers. I'll be looking into our local Whole Foods. One thing; though...what's a "blood orange cocktail" sucker? Just curious. Thanks for the organic tip. I think I’d be a “sucker” for one of these organic suckers. I’ll be looking into our local Whole Foods.

One thing; though…what’s a “blood orange cocktail” sucker? Just curious.

Thanks for the organic tip.

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