Did You Know?

There are two main types of peaches—clingstone and freestone. The names are quite literal. The flesh of a clingstone “clings” to the pit (or stone), while the freestone kind, you guessed it, pulls away from the pit “freely.”
While definitely a fruit, peaches are actually members of the rose family.
Peaches hail from China, where they have been cultivated since 1,000 BC.
In China, the peach tree is thought of as the tree of life, and peaches are symbolic of immortality and unity.
Peaches are good sources of fiber and vitamins A, B and C.
According to a 2015 study from the University of Reading, chewing gum can help you get an annoying song out of your head.
Chewing gum while cutting an onion can help you stop your eyes from watering.
Contrary to what your mother told you, swallowing gum will not cause a gum build-up in your stomach. However, it will take a few days to pass through.
The three most common flavors of gum are peppermint, spearmint and cinnamon.
Excess gum chewing can lead to temporomandibular joint disorder, or TMJ. Like any muscle or joint, overuse of those associated with chewing can lead to pain and problems.