1. According to archaeologists, cherries consumption was usual in the Stone Age.
  2. The word cherry derives from the french word cerise, which derives from the word cerasum. This word is dedicated to the ancient greek town Cerasus. Nowadays, this town is called Giresun, and it is located in Turkey.
  3. The top cherry-producing country globally is Turkey.
  4. In Australia, sometimes they use helicopters in order to dry out quickly the trees after a rainfall, so that the fruits will not crack. 
  5. There are plenty of cherry tree varieties. There are 1000 different varieties recorded until today. “Stella” (sweet cherry variety) and “Early Richmond” (sour cherry variety) are the most common among them.
  6. A National Day is dedicated to cherry pies, and people celebrate it on February 22nd.
  7. A cherry tree can be harvested up to six or seven times during the same season.
  8. Cherry pies are made with sour cherries. In most cases, a single pie needs 250 cherries at least.
  9. The biggest cherry pie in the world was made in Canada and weighed about 39,6 lbs (18 kg).
  10. Even though cherries are healthy fruits and improve our health, they may have some health risks. On some infrequent occasions, people may have allergic reactions after consuming either type of cherry (such as anaphylaxis, etc.). 

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