A Freestone

Freestones are big, juicy, and great for eating out of hand since the pit will just about fall out of a split freestone when it's ripe.

Freestone peaches are easy to remove from the pit and are ideal for eating out of hand, while clingstones have a harder-to-remove pit but a slightly sweeter ...

1. a stone that may be cut freely without splitting 2. a : a fruit stone to which the flesh does not cling b : a fruit having such a stone.

Freestone alludes to peaches with a flesh that is easily removed from the pit. In many cases, the pit literally falls out of the peach once it's ...

Freestone Advisory geeft je organisatie integrale ondersteuning bij de selectie, huur, aankoop/verkoop en optimalisatie van je bedrijfsvastgoed.

noun · any fine-grained stone, esp sandstone or limestone, that can be cut and worked in any direction without breaking · ( as modifier ). a freestone house.

freestone in American English · 1. a fruit having a stone to which the flesh does not cling, as certain peaches and plums · 2. the stone itself · 3. any stone, ...

A freestone is a type of stone used in masonry for molding, tracery and other replication work required to be worked with the chisel. Freestone, so named ...