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<p>My son would never be able to eat all the fruit many of those companies send out. It would just go to waste. </p>

<p>I have been using [No</a> More Dorm Food - An Online Food Outlet](<a href=“http://www.NoMoreDormFood.com%5DNo”>http://www.NoMoreDormFood.com) The website has food that will last. IMHO, the best thing about the website is that all of the food on the website has been selected by actual college kids. Also, the website is an Amazon partner store. I like that because my credit card info stays secure, if I have a problem I can contact Amazon for help, I don’t have to pay any sales tax, and so long as I spend over $25 even the shipping is free.</p>

<p>I have purchased via the website several times this year and it has worked out great. My son really likes the Fruit Blooms Organic Lemonade Mix, the Kraft Mac & Cheese (He says good for a 2am late night snack to munch on, the one in the little bowls), and all of the Chef 5 Minute Meals. Around finals I ship him some of the Energy Drinks. Energy drinks cost a fortune to buy individually locally ($2 to $2.50ea). Also, he says he like the Energy drinks coming to him vs. having to lug a ton of heavy cans back to his dorm apt. (He doesn’t have a car at college).</p>

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<p>Thanks for this information. My son can get the kind of things that are on that site readily. Frankly, he can readily buy fresh fruit and vegetables too, but I know that he won’t. He found the shipment of oranges appealing, and he did share them with friends (which is what I wanted him to do). They will last for 2 weeks in his fridge.</p>

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<p>Update: My son enjoyed the Honeybells from Hales. Hales called to see if we would like to place a second order today at half price plus shipping. My son told me that he would enjoy the second order, so I reordered with a Valentine’s Day greeting!</p>

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<p>I normally dry at least 60lbs of parson prunes. High sugar content for a diabetic. I don’t recommend prunes for other reasons.</p>