- Whats this? Looks like tiny zucchini! - allsop8184
- Good eye! It is indeed itty bitty zucchini!
Get Your Fruity Rainbow On!
Tons... and tons and tons and tons of fruits and vegetables arranged in a rainbow fashion. I actually made a full arch rainbow, the whole thing spanned a meter in length... it was HUGE.
Favorite part of the rainbow: Blackberries, Strawberries, Cherries, Pattypans and Plums. Nummy!
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robert sun, Jeniee, Thol Fam, dnheys, and 35 other people added this photo to their favorites.
andipantz (76 months ago | reply)
holy crap! first I thought "damn, she must have spent a fortune on that!" and then I thought "damn, they're gonna have their fruit and veggie intake for the next month!"
kcline (76 months ago | reply)
Yes... a small fortune indeed.
I did so many layouts of this damn rainbow fruit and veggie thing that if ever I need a shot I can more then likely pull from my vast ginormous archive of rainbowy veggie goodness.
Did you know alot of veggies and fruit keep you... erm regular?
hehehe
Andi, you should see the full rainbow. It. Is. Huge.
Steller Photography (76 months ago | reply)
WOW. Gorgeous and gigantuan!
allsop8184 (76 months ago | reply)
This is beautiful. I'd love to bite into every single one of these puppies!
LynnInSingapore (76 months ago | reply)
I wanna see the whole rainbow! Did you take a photo? I think the orange part is my fave =o)
kcline (76 months ago | reply)
I'll post the whole rainbow just for you Lynn :)
LynnInSingapore (76 months ago | reply)
aww, thanks Kelly!
estacey (71 months ago | reply)
gorgeous! awesome!
amy francaise [deleted] (65 months ago | reply)
beauitful composition!!!!!
Angel Bee (56 months ago | reply)
This is an excellent picture. As a Nutrition major, I learned about the "color rule" which basically says that the more colorful your food is, the more nutrients it contains. There is a reason why strawberries are red, carrots are orange and peas are green. The color of different types of food indicates the unique job that various antioxidants perform in the body. And no matter the color is, look to the ones with the deepest hues of that color because the deeper the hue, the higher nutrient value. One of the easiest ways to eat healthy is to eat fruits and veggies that represent each color group, ( red, yellow, green, purple/blue, orange, and white) basically color coding your diet. Everyday, eat a mixture of colors. For example : red apples, orange carrots, green peas, yellow bananas, blue blueberries, purple plums, white cauliflower. By doing so, your body will ingest everything that it needs on a regular basis. Therefore, "Getting Your Fruity Rainbow On" is exactly what you should be doing. Well done!!!
Howard33 (52 months ago | reply)
When I want to remember the colors in the visible spectrum, I just look at www.scooterplace.blogspot.com where seven Eagles are lined up in the correct order.
kitsuné (49 months ago | reply)
Hi, I'm an admin for a group called FRUITNESS, and we'd love to have this added to the group!
kitsuné (49 months ago | reply)
may i use this as our group icon for fruitness?
stunningworks (45 months ago | reply)
nice
Total City Girl (26 months ago | reply)
Looks beautiful and delicious!