The Lost of Original Food
Post 1 of 20
Dear Friends,
Recently i have found a quite disappointing stuff.....it seems that we have lost our 'original food'....i have bought some fruits recently including some famous Sunkists oranges.......
unfortunately they do not taste like Oranges.....it tastes like a mixture of oranges and grapefruits......and i have also bought some pears which taste absolutely like an apple.......
what is happening to the world.........where can i find the original tasted food?
Have you encountered such things?
Sky![[em4]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_sad.gif)
Recently i have found a quite disappointing stuff.....it seems that we have lost our 'original food'....i have bought some fruits recently including some famous Sunkists oranges.......
unfortunately they do not taste like Oranges.....it tastes like a mixture of oranges and grapefruits......and i have also bought some pears which taste absolutely like an apple.......
what is happening to the world.........where can i find the original tasted food?
Have you encountered such things?
Sky
06 Sep 2007 05:43
Post 2 of 20
Replying to [amann]:
Well, nobody has answered so far to my proposal to use a greenhouse to protect your produce from all kinds of unwanted influences and instead do exactly what you desire, like nourishing the soil the way you prefer...
Well, nobody has answered so far to my proposal to use a greenhouse to protect your produce from all kinds of unwanted influences and instead do exactly what you desire, like nourishing the soil the way you prefer...
09 Sep 2007 15:56
Post 3 of 20
Replying to [honindco]:
you can find original fruit in Cina, authentic origin taste. welcome to
Beijing, China in 2008,splendid Olympic game and splendid people.
you can find original fruit in Cina, authentic origin taste. welcome to
Beijing, China in 2008,splendid Olympic game and splendid people.
09 Sep 2007 19:00
Post 4 of 20
Replying to [WINDOW FLOWER]:
Arha, you got it! that's just what i want to suggest!
Cheers!
Thanks!
Sky![[em19]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_great.gif)
Arha, you got it! that's just what i want to suggest!
Cheers!
Thanks!
Sky
09 Sep 2007 23:08
Post 5 of 20
Replying to [amann]:
Exactly....as i have noticed from some news and books, the Southern California of the USA is not good for farming in its original form....infertile soil, unfavorable weather...but somehow the American just uses technology to alter it...using irrigation and chemical fertilizer.....which make the fruits no longer as natural as what it is supposed to be...
Poor stuff...
Sky
Exactly....as i have noticed from some news and books, the Southern California of the USA is not good for farming in its original form....infertile soil, unfavorable weather...but somehow the American just uses technology to alter it...using irrigation and chemical fertilizer.....which make the fruits no longer as natural as what it is supposed to be...
Poor stuff...
Sky
09 Sep 2007 23:10
Post 6 of 20
Replying to [germex]:
I think it would be a good idea....if one has enough money....
especially for me....who live in Hong Kong, possess such a small living space....and i don't really appreciate the High Land Price Policy...or else i could have my own small greenhouse growning fruits and vegetables....
Sky![[em10]](http://img.alibaba.com/images/eng/style/icon/emoticons_silly.gif)
I think it would be a good idea....if one has enough money....
especially for me....who live in Hong Kong, possess such a small living space....and i don't really appreciate the High Land Price Policy...or else i could have my own small greenhouse growning fruits and vegetables....
Sky
09 Sep 2007 23:12
Post 7 of 20
Replying to [honindco]:
Hong Kong is a madhouse, no doubt about that. But some people find ways around problems, and in your case you might have the greenhouse inside your apartment, in a vertical 10 cm (or 4 inch) tube. I have never personally done that, but the pictures I saw really convinced me.
But anyway, it was not meant to be "a lesson in greenhousing", only food for thought. If we really want to solve a problem, there is a way.
Hong Kong is a madhouse, no doubt about that. But some people find ways around problems, and in your case you might have the greenhouse inside your apartment, in a vertical 10 cm (or 4 inch) tube. I have never personally done that, but the pictures I saw really convinced me.
But anyway, it was not meant to be "a lesson in greenhousing", only food for thought. If we really want to solve a problem, there is a way.
10 Sep 2007 09:28
Post 8 of 20
Replying to [honindco]:
just go to surpermarket buy some fruits
just go to surpermarket buy some fruits
11 Sep 2007 01:41
Post 9 of 20
Replying to [germex]: we cant produce the fruits at the moment we desire to take.
11 Sep 2007 09:31
Post 10 of 20
Replying to [amann]:
With a bit of planning and a controlled environment you can.
With a bit of planning and a controlled environment you can.
11 Sep 2007 14:52