You Say "Summertime", Georgia Says "Peaches, Honey!"
Alright, folks, listen up! Summer's here, the sun is blazing, and your taste buds are probably doing the salsa (or maybe the macarena, no judgment). But what's a body to snack on when the heat is on? Well, if you're lucky enough to be in Georgia, the answer is practically hanging from the trees: it's stone fruit season, baby!
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| What Fruit Is In Season Right Now Georgia |
Get Ready to Rock Out with Your Peaches Out!
That's right, Georgia's claim to fame, the legendary peach, is in its prime right about now (think June to August). We're talking juicy, sun-ripened goodness that'll have you singing like Ray Charles after just one bite. Forget those flavorless, fuzzy supermarket specimens – a Georgia peach is a revelation, a burst of summer on your tongue.
Pro tip: Hit up a local farmer's market and get yourself some peaches straight from the farm. Trust us, you'll taste the difference (and maybe even hear the soulful cries of satisfied peach-eaters in the distance).
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But Wait, There's More! The Georgia Fruit Basket Runneth Over
While peaches are the undisputed king (or queen?) of Georgia summer fruits, there's a whole party going on in those orchards. Here are some other all-stars to keep an eye out for:
- Blackberries: Sweet, tart, and perfect for crumbles, cobblers, or just popping in your mouth by the handful (we won't judge). You can find these little gems from June to July.
- Watermelons: Nothing says summer quite like a giant, juicy watermelon. Grab a slice (or two, or three) and beat the heat the natural way. Peak season is July and August.
- Muscadine grapes: These unique grapes have a thick skin and a musky flavor that's perfect for wine or just snacking. Get your hands on some from late July to September.
Remember: This is just a taste (pun intended) of what Georgia has to offer. So get out there, explore those farmer's markets, and stock up on summer's bounty!
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FAQ: Frequently Asked Peachy Keen Questions
How to pick the perfect peach?
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- Look for a peach that gives slightly to the touch, but isn't mushy.
- The riper the peach, the stronger the aroma will be.
- Pick a peach with a vibrant, blemish-free skin.
How to store peaches?
Tip: Check back if you skimmed too fast.
- Don't wash your peaches until you're ready to eat them.
- Store them at room temperature for a day or two, or in the refrigerator for up to a week.
How to make the most of your Georgia peaches?
- Bake a classic peach cobbler.
- Make a refreshing peach salsa.
- Grill them for a smoky, caramelized treat.
- Freeze them for smoothies or future baking adventures.
How to avoid a sticky peach situation?
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- Cut your peach in half and twist the two halves in opposite directions. The pit should pop right out.
- Use a serrated knife to avoid mushing the flesh.
How to impress your friends with your newfound Georgia fruit knowledge?
- Casually drop the fact that Georgia is known as the "Peach State."
- Bonus points for knowing about Muscadine grapes (most people have no idea what those are!).
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