Introducing 'Quick Bites'

In a new series of shorts, we answer all the food fact questions about fruits and vegetables that have been needling away in the back of your mind. Post your questions in the comments below, and it might make the next "Quick Bites" episode!

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[cleahtrinilla]

Congratulations! All the best from Philippines. 😘

[TMcB]

Hello from England, I watched that first video with Americans answering questions and thought this series would be quite patronising but I have enjoyed every episode. As a plant in enthusiast, I knew what each plant was like but how they are grown in America is fascinating. I never knew cranberries were harvested in water; I thought they grew on mountainous land like blueberries and their mass cultivation explains why I can never get hold of organic ones. I look forward to the next episode and hope that Americans and other people can learn from you what they are eating.

Also, could you tackle the subject of fruit/veg and their plant families; the Rosaceae, Solanaceae and Brassicaceae would be good to talk about?

[hengetc]

congratulations! I'm so happy to see a new video from you - I thought the series was discontinued... I enjoyed every episode! Thank you!

[stevyb]

Thank you for all your wonderful videos! Congratulations on the baby and best wishes from Malaysia.

[taskmastersnowyang]

Congrats on the baby and looking fiward to your new videos

[ranaify]

urhhh I don't know you were that big as a person having a baby, had a crush on you, but now have a lot of respect, keep doing the good work

[FrankWithanF]

Congratulations! How does it grow: babies!


Peaches; white vs. yellow. Fuzzy vs non Fuzzy!

[pierreandre]

Dear Narrator Lady, (I appologize for not knowing your name.) just a note to say I very like your How Does It Grow series. I am especially touched by your effervesent smiles and cheeriness. I wish you and your family many blessings. I look forward to your next offering.
pierre from New Mexico

[BaoNgocNguyen-bfdo]

Congratulation ! Thank you so much for your useful series . I just knew about you through myfriend's sharing on Facebook .It is so helpful for me not only to learn about "how food grows but also to learn English ^^ .Can't wait to see next video ! Looking forward you come back soon ^^

[KyubiUchia]

Congratulations! Oh my goodness I'm so happy for you!! :D

[sanketchaudhari]

I am agriculture student pursuing my bachelor degree last month now doing post graduation. I watch all your youtube channel episodes it's really so nice. I had some questions please try to work on it..
1.Why plants shade their leaves during autumn?
2.Why sulphur dust doesn't spread on cucurbits?
3. Make vidios on speacial cultural practices like earliar seen in cauliflower i.e. blanching.

[_Forever]

how about an episode on rice? and the rice grown in normal soil too(no pool of water).. I think they do that in kentucky

[abelin]

Hey congrats! As I'm binge watching all your vids! ;-)

[claetonjackson]

Congrats and what about how oranges grow or maybe why are there seedless fruits?

[kishaloych]

Congratulations ... thanks for the video ...

Congratulation . your series is helpful .you know, I usually watch your video to learn english :D :D . Can't wait to see next video .Best wishes for you two ! From Vietnam . <3

[davidcaruso]

Congratulations on your baby!
Who now is 2yrs. Old or so😀🌹

[ehababdulburalfakhory]

the best way to store fruits fresh in the fridge ?

[StacyAngel]

hey Beauty and baby beauty.... I would love to know more about Avocados, the difference of the smaller Haas ones and the larger ones. They have been my main source of fat and protein lately but storing them, how to keep them fresh after cutting, do I have to eat the whole thing at once cause I hate seeing brown on them...lol all this has always baffled me. 
Thanks Love,
Stacy

[ehababdulburalfakhory]

Is it better to wash the fruit before we put in the fridge or not ?