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Cooking & Baking

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7. I really wish I'd have known more about them...

Wed Dec 28, 2022, 09:15 AM

Dec 2022

and tried them before I left my home state of Ohio. They don't grow well where I am now, so nowhere to be found locally.

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The revival of a forgotten American fruit (BBC) {old article, but interesting} [View all] eppur_se_muova Dec 2022 OP

It kind of looks like an avocado. TurboDem Dec 2022 #1

Way down yonder in the pawpaw patch ananda Dec 2022 #2

Beware MuseRider Dec 2022 #8

Thanks for the warning! I'll definitely look into this. Native Dec 2022 #9

Plus nasty squished fruit falls off all over your yard. we can do it Dec 2022 #13

I've tasted them, but it's been too long to remember William Seger Dec 2022 #5

I really wish I'd have known more about them... hippywife Dec 2022 #7

We have a local shop that sells them ybbor Dec 2022 #10

k/r!! progressoid Dec 2022 #11

Disgusting🤮 like a fat squishy bland banana. we can do it Dec 2022 #12