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On December 12th these premium snack bags will debut at the New York Produce Show and will be featured in the New Product Showcase. Bringing together retailers and industry professionals from the northeast, attendees can view chef demonstrations, educational micro-sessions and off-site unique store tours. Setton Farms will be sampling the Simply Protein Blend at booth #237 as well as Dark Chocolate Covered Pistachios and Chipotle BBQ Flavored Pistachios.

For recipe suggestions, try making some Curry and Coconut Potatoes With Cashews and Peas, or stir up a batch of this Lemon Coconut Granola With Cashews.

“I just keep trying to grow a bigger one, and this year is my biggest yet. This was a bad year for em… with all the wet weather. It might put me higher up in the rankings this year in the weigh-off,” he said.

Yup. Seven Limousines to walk three blocks, Hot Lifestyle News reports. Then, there are also the "meltdowns" if her sunflower seeds lack shells.

Geddes says he planted the seeds for the giant pumpkin back in April of this year, and by the time the pumpkin was ready to be harvested, the plant—which bore only one fruit— extended across 1,300 square feet. Geddes described the leaves of the mature plant as “elephant-ear sized.”

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John Young of Jericho pauses while preparing a patch for giant pumpkins on May 1, 2018 (Photo: JOEL BANNER BAIRD/FREE PRESS)

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A simple plate of pickled egg and vegetables ($8) is bracingly briny/sweet, though we could have done with more than a quarter of an egg. Pumpkin sage soup ($8) is supernally rich and satisfying, given nice crunch from pumpkin seeds and served at a piping-hot temperature too rarely seen in restaurants. The family-style TSG salad ($8/person) needs a big bowl to accommodate its staggering portion of fine greens and sweet Macomber turnips, perhaps a smidge overdressed with aged cider vinaigrette. The two moderately sized pastas are both sensational: Cockscomb-shaped spinach creste de gallo ($14) in a shockingly green, delectable pesto is given nifty zip from Meyer lemon, while the scrunchy-edged little barrels that are radiatori ($14) arrive with a fatty, tender ragu of Rohan duck and al-dente collard greens.

Sunflower seeds have antioxidant properties and are helpful in controlling high blood pressure, and chest congestion. They also improve digestion, cardiovascular health and bone health. Their nutty flavour makes them a great snack to chew on, and they are an excellent addition to salads, chicken recipes, scrambled eggs or cereal. These seeds also help to prevent osteoporosis, arthritis and asthma while also improving your hair, skin and immune system.

DEAR JOAN: We have a lot of crows hanging around our yard. They chase away other birds from the feeders and have even dive-bombed us when we go out to refill them.