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Did You Know?  

The average kid in America eats about 46 slices of pizza a year. In the U.S. pepperoni is the number one favorite topping and anchovies are last. In Japan the favorite topping is squid!

Wisconsin is the state that grows the most cranberries. Each year cranberry producers grow more than 300 million pounds of cranberries. 

Q:
How much is that in elephants?   
A: 25,000 elephants weigh as much as all those cranberries.

blue elephant weighs 12,000 lbs. each
   12,000 lbs. each

Raisins are made from grapes that have dried in the sun for two to three weeks. Most of the raisins eaten in the United States come from California - and about three quarters of all raisins are eaten with breakfast. 

It takes about 10 pounds of milk to make one pound of cheese.  The average cow produces 2,100 pounds of milk in a month or 210 pounds of cheese. By the way, that same cow can produce about 46,000 glasses of milk in a year.

row of apples

6 out of every 10 apples that get eaten every day in the U.S. were grown in Washington State.  The most popular varieties are Red Delicious, Gala, Granny Smith, Golden Delicious and Fuji.

Pumpkins are fruits, not vegetables. The average pumpkin weighs between 10 and 30 pounds. The winner of the 2003 biggest pumpkin contest weighed 1,140 pounds. 

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