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Edible Arrangements
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citysearch c.
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I visited their store on Bell Road and they wouldn't let me into the back where they cut the fruit. Kinda makes me suspicious about what they're doing back there. And I wonder what kind of preservatives they're using on that fruit. Seems to me after they cut it, and it sits out in the 100+ degree heat, well, it has to have SOMETHING on it to protect it, even if they refrigerate it. I left there thinking it would be much safer for my family if I order fresh fruit (whole fresh fruit) in a gift basket from a local gift basket shop. Not something shipped and not something cut up. Just my impression.
Pros: Pretty enough, but I'm concerned
Cons: I'm wondering what preservatives they use
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