Whoot, whoot! I have some Chiquita stickers!
The banana fields. It felt a bit like being lost in an Iowa cornfield.
"Bagging" the bananas.
Washing the bananas.
The sticker ladies.
These bananas are on their way to Wal-Mart and Kroger!Friday, August 15, 2008
Lunchroom nostalgia
Last week, I went to a banana plantation, where they produce bananas for Chiquita. It was a neat tour, although I felt a little bit like I was watching Mr. Roger's Neighborhood. "Okay kids, today we are going to see how bananas are made." My favorite part? The authentic blue-and-yellow Chiquita sticker I received at the end of the tour. I don't think the Hondurans quite understood why we North Americans found this so exciting.
Whoot, whoot! I have some Chiquita stickers!
The banana fields. It felt a bit like being lost in an Iowa cornfield.
"Bagging" the bananas.
Washing the bananas.
The sticker ladies.
These bananas are on their way to Wal-Mart and Kroger!
Whoot, whoot! I have some Chiquita stickers!The banana fields. It felt a bit like being lost in an Iowa cornfield."Bagging" the bananas.Washing the bananas.The sticker ladies.These bananas are on their way to Wal-Mart and Kroger!
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Seriously, the woman behind you in the sticker picture on your forehead looks like she's at the end of a brutal 14-hour, six-day shift.
And uh, when did Iowa cornfields get mosquitos or well, that tall either?
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