Maury went to work in the Food Terminal at about age sixteen in 1931. Maury and his family were involved in produce all of his long life. (He lived to be 100)
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Maury Feren
Maury shared his experise on produce, fruit and life with us in these columns from 2013 - 2016. Many are timeless and we are grateful for what he wrote for us.
It's going to be a busy day
Wonderful summer fruits and vegetables
Wonderful summer fruits and vegetables
Sustainability and Organic Farming
Ohio Tomatoes are the Best
Local Restaurants to Try
Classic Cleveland restaurants in Little Italy and beyond
98th Birthday Dinner
Doesn't anyone cook anymore?
Frozen vs Fresh Foods
The end of the Peach Trail
Delivery Problems at Christmas Time
When Flavor and Taste were King
Maury visits his old ethnic haunts
The changing peach scene
Patterson's Fruit Farm in winter
Fruit in the coldest winters
Carrots
Pre-packaged Produce
Passover Seder
What's in that Fruit Juice?
Strawberry Time
What to look for at Farmer's Markets
Getting the best Watermelon
Tricks from the Restaurant Trade
Where have all the English peas gone?
Apples Are King
Fall is Leaving, Winter is Coming
How Does It Feel To Be 99?
Gallucci's - the hidden Italian ethnic market
The Asian Festival
A Hospital Visit
Supermarket Fruits
The US Army Plaque
Just Thinking Out Loud
The Produce Market World As It Once Was
My Hospital Experience
Sequel to My Hospital Experience
Painl
Thinking Out Loud about Food
Passover and Greek Orthodox Easter
Violence
Maury's Witches Experience
Weekly Produce Report
My Watermelon Love Story
An Artist At Work
Organic Or Conventional
Some Unusual Experiences
Euclid Beach Memories
Amish Produce Stands
Remembering The Perfect Peach
Sid Blumenthal
Kicking it with Maury
The Champagne Bliss
Blue Jean Farms
The Salad Dilemma
The Fly Over
A 100 Years of Difference
Random Thoughts About Life
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