Looking to brighten up a dull winter\u2019s day? There\u2019s no better way than with fresh fruit! Colorful, delicious, and super-good for you (oranges and grapefruit are packed with immune-boosting vitamin C, a must for defeating colds and viruses), fruit is a great way to ease the winter doldrums, whether you\u2019re eating it fresh out of hand or adding it to your favorite drinks and recipes. Best of all, some of the best fruits are in season during the winter months! Here are just a few:<\/p>\n
If you\u2019re wondering where to get fruit baskets that contain winter\u00a0apples<\/a>\u00a0or\u00a0pears<\/a>, you\u2019re in luck \u2013 Hale Groves has these, too! Normally considered fall fruits, here are a couple of varieties that are available during some of the winter months:<\/p>\n When are Pears in season? Looking to brighten up a dull winter\u2019s day? There\u2019s no better way than with fresh fruit! Colorful, delicious, and super-good for you (oranges and grapefruit are packed with immune-boosting vitamin C, a must for defeating colds and viruses), fruit is a great way to ease the winter doldrums, whether you\u2019re eating it fresh out of hand or adding it to your favorite drinks and recipes. Best of all, some of the best fruits are in season during the winter months! Here are just a few: Citrus Fruits\u00a0That Are Available in January Grapefruit.\u00a0Ever send fresh fruit to a loved one? If not, consider sending grapefruit! The most popular of our Indian River citrus fruits (so-called because they\u2019re grown in Florida\u2019s Indian River valley), grapefruit from Hale Groves is the best grapefruit you can find \u2013 plump, juicy, thin skinned, and so sweet you won\u2019t need to add sugar. Go with red grapefruits for sweetness and nutrition, or white grapefruits for a more traditional taste. Enjoy them plain for breakfast or in smoothies and main dishes. Oranges.\u00a0Grapefruit aren\u2019t our only Indian River fruits \u2013 Hale Groves is also known for our seedless Grove Navel Oranges, fragrant Cara Cara Oranges, and delectable Temple Oranges (later in the winter). All are prized for their high levels of vitamin C and minerals, and all are sweet and juicy. Enjoy them fresh out of hand or in drinks, salads, and main dishes! \u2013\u00a0Honey Sweet Tangerines\u00a0and\u00a0Holiday Golds\u00a0are the perfect healthy take-along snacks\u2026small but satisfyingly sweet, easy to peel, few seeds\u2026they\u2019re a favorite with the lunchbox set! If you\u2019re looking to add more fruit to your diet, these beauties are an easy way to go. Honeybells\u00a0and\u00a0Sugar Belles.\u00a0If you\u2019re an avid orange-lover, you don\u2019t want to miss either of these bell-shaped beauties. Just the right balance of sweet and tart, these fruits (also known as tangelos) combine the best features of oranges, grapefruit and tangerines. The only bad thing about them is how short their season is, so don\u2019t wait to schedule your fruits delivery! Orchard Fruits That Are Available in January If you\u2019re wondering where to get fruit baskets that contain winter\u00a0apples\u00a0or\u00a0pears, you\u2019re in luck \u2013 Hale Groves has these, too! Normally considered fall fruits, here are a couple of varieties that are available during some of the winter months: D\u2019Anjou Pears.\u00a0The\u00a0D\u2019Anjou\u00a0is one of America\u2019s favorites, presenting a refreshing citrus undertone and lots of juice. Great for snacking, these pears are also extremely versatile; try them in salads or even in recipes. This variety holds up well in baking, poaching or even grilling. Fuji Apples. This sweet and very crispy apple has a dense flesh that stores for a long time and is one of the most popular varieties of apples worldwide. Related Articles: When are Pears in season? When are Mangos in Season? 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