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a fruit that ripens from the inside out, betraying you the second you look away

ripens off-treepicked unripe, softens in your kitchen instead
ancient lineagecultivated for over 3,000 years
stone cellsgritty texture comes from tiny lignin clusters
rose relativebelongs to the same family as apples
sinks intactdense flesh makes ripe pears sink in water
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