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Sweet and juicy, brightly acidic oranges are one of our favorite fruits. Available year-round, oranges are high in vitamin C and also enjoy a long shelf life—if you know the proper way to store them.

A Seattle shop wants every occasion to be a Champagne moment. To help you get the bubbly flowing, owner Bryan Maletis offers ...