The weather forecast for PMA Fresh Summit in NOLA is sunny, warm and a bit humid! No hurricanes or big thunderstorms are in the forecast. Pack the short sleeve shirts and swim trunks.

Wednesday – 78 and sunny
Thursday – 81 and sunny
Friday – 82 Partly sunny and very humid
Saturday – 85 Partly sunny and humid 

Find Chelan Fresh at Booth #2261 and look for SugarBee® buzzing around. Take a photo with our SugarBee® Apple mascot and tag #FreshSummit , #WhereIsSugarBee, #ChelanFreshSummit for a chance to win our Chelan Fresh prize pack!

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What does Better Together Mean? Booth #2261

Visit us at our booth and ask us what Better Together means to you as our customer.

  • Cascade Crest Organics® – Increased organic production
  • SugarBee® Apple – Find out what all the Buzz is about around this new apple variety.
  • Rockit® Apple – The perfect Grab n’ Go apple with new packaging options.
  • KORU® Apple – This sweet tasting NZ apple has us excited about our domestic production that will allow for 9 month programs at retail.
  • Cup o’ Cherry™ – So easy and so good. The perfect way to eat a cherry.
  • Orondo Ruby® – Find out about our very own sweet tasting, beautiful cherry.
  • Honeycrisp – We have over 20% of the Washington State Honeycrisp crop just for our customers.

What to say in NOLA – Who dat?

The people of NOLA have spent generations coining their own special phrases.  Here are a few you should understand and weave into your vocabulary before you hit the ground in the Big Easy.

Where y’at? – When someone asks you this, they don’t want to know where you are, this phrase really means “How are you?”
F’sho or F’true – Really means that you agree.
How ya mom’n’em – If someone asks you this they want to know “How is your immediate family is doing?”.
Fais Do Do – If you are invited a Fais Do Do you should go! This is a Cajun dance party.
Who Dat? – Started by vaudeville acts and early jazz & big band performers. This signature line has become the the cheer for the hometown Saints.
Pinch the Tail and Suck the Head – This refers to the proper way to eat a crawfish.
Beignet – Pronounced “ben YAY”. The classic NOLA pastry. Warning: don’t eat these if you are wearing black pants.
Lagniappe – Lan-yap is a noun that means a little extra. Extra fries, extra sauce.

For more tips on surviving in the the Big Easy check out https://theculturetrip.com/north-america/usa/louisiana/articles/15-new-orleans-words-and-phrases-you-should-learn-before-visiting-the-city/.

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