macmike
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I looked over the forum and haven't seen an answer for the question, which I haven't seen asked either. So here is the question, drum roll please! What type of Figs are used to make fig Newtons?
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arachyd
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I believe it is the caprified kadota fig.
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Garlic_Mike
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I think I read somewhere it the Celeste/Malta/Sugar fig. I will check online sellers. I believe it is used in a plant description. Mike
Figgysid1
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Most sites list it as Kadota. I also read something about it being a mix of different varieties, but mostly Kadota.
http://www.organicauthority.com/mojo-foods/how-and-why-to-forage-green-fruit-figs-trees.html
https://www.willisorchards.com/product/white-kadota-fig-tree
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