Quince

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In Colonial times, it was traditional to have at least one Quince Tree in your garden. A Quince looks like an apple or pear but is terribly bitter and must be cooked to be eaten.  





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Quince is an orchard fruit and can be eaten or made into other products:





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The Preservist uses Quince + Glassware + Sugar to make fruit jam.





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The Fruit Tinnery can use Quince + Tin to make Tinned Fruit.





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  Category: Edible, Fruit
  
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• Trade Value:  1
  
  
  
• Weight:  1
  
  
  
• Price of Seeds:  3000
  
  
  

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