Weekly Web Harvest for 2016-09-25
- Author: Tom Woodward
- Category: Weekly
- Size Matters – Futility Closet
Olives counting 120-135 olives per pound: Standard
Olives counting 105-120 olives per pound: Medium
Olives counting 90-105 olives per pound: Large
Olives counting 75-90 olives per pound: Extra Large
Olives counting 65-75 olives per pound: Mammoth
Olives counting 55-65 olives per pound: Colossal
Olives counting 45-55 olives per pound: GiantOver the years they added Jumbo, Supercolossal, and Special Supercolossal. I
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