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Podcast Owner: eggy900
Website: http://smoothiecast.co.uk
Location: Stafford UK
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6/10/2007 | Download File (4.74 MB) - right click to download
A quick update from Ian including our radio interview with the BBC
6/7/2007 | Download File (0.15 MB) - right click to download
This could happen to your fruit if you leave it out on the side. The fruit in this video was left out for about 2 months!
3/3/2007 | Download File (4.12 MB) - right click to download
A special episode for Fairtrade Fortnight. Ian teams up with guest presenters Jono, Tim and Pete.
2/24/2007 | Download File (0.02 MB) - right click to download
These zingy berries live in bogs (wet fields not toilets!) and can be found in cool northern hemisphere climates. Cranberries are used in juices, as dried fruits and of course as cranberry sauce! There are 3 types to my knowledge with the American Cranberry being the one I use, and to be honest I’ve never tried the others, so if you do; let us know what you think. read more
2/21/2007 | Download File (0.06 MB) - right click to download
Just go back from 10 days skiing in the swiss ski resort of Wengen, just under the famour north face of the Eiger. Had a great time and although the snow was a bit patchy the weather was mostly great. One of the highlights was hitting about 90 kmph down the Haneggschuss of the Lauberhorn Ski Race, although unfortunately the bindings on my skis gave way part way down and so I'm a bit bruised!! But it was great fun and I'd do it again, although hopefully with out the stop next time!!! I'm a big fan of skiing and had a great hol. read more
2/15/2007 | Download File (0.01 MB) - right click to download
A mix of Pomelo and Tangerine, the sweet orange (not to be confused with bitter orange, not overly nice in a smoothie) is a huge player in the world fruit market. Oranges and orange juice are consumed by nearly everyone worldwide, being produced by many warm countries in the Mediterranean, Asia, Far and Near East, America and The Orient. read more
2/15/2007 | Download File (0.02 MB) - right click to download
This lovely fruit comes in yellow and purple varieties. They come from ye olde south hemisphere (please note, the south hemisphere is likely to be no older than the rest of the world, but it is old!) Purple ones tend to have a more intense smell and flavour, contain less acid and are smaller than their yellow fellow! read more
2/15/2007 | Download File (0.02 MB) - right click to download
Spiky dude from the southern hemisphere, likes the warmth! Used to make alcoholic beverages and jams but we all know and love it just as it comes! read more
2/5/2007 | Download File (0.02 MB) - right click to download
Love is in the air when the strawberry is around, well love or Wimbledon! Or are they the same thing? Strawberry jam, strawberry jelly, strawberry ice cream, strawberry desserts, strawberry crumble (the list isn’t quite as good as the shrimp one from Forest Gump) read more
2/5/2007 | Download File (0.01 MB) - right click to download
Black, Red and Yellow, and I suppose if you painted them you could have pink, orange or even turquoise (sorry. I shall be quiet) The most popular fruit in England when in season, so a winner all round! They can be made into jams and jellies or glazed in sugar, put into desserts and the like. read more