Favorite fruit

I like a soft, juicy peach. You have to be careful when you eat peaches though; if you eat them too young they're hard and not very juicy while the older ones can start to rot and be messy. The best peach has a delicate covering of fuzz where it's soft to the touch yet still firm. A peach that's too young won't have any fuzz while one that's too old might have too much.

When you bite into it some juice should trickle down your chin. It's ok to slurp the juice but you can't eat the peach too violently or you might damage it, and that would be bad. The most important thing about the peach is the pit. It's pretty small and it's covered up by the flesh of the fruit so you can't see it, but it's there. When you eat it you want to make sure you don't bite the pit, that would be bad as well. When you're done don't just throw the remains away, make sure you take care of it properly.

Millions of peaches
Peaches for free
Millions of peaches
Peaches for me

~;p

Dingleberry

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Originally Posted by Vladimir

I like a soft, juicy peach. You have to be careful when you eat peaches though; if you eat them too young they're hard and not very juicy while the older ones can start to rot and be messy. The best peach has a delicate covering of fuz where it's soft to the touch yet still firm. A peach that's too young won't have any fuz while one that's too old might have too much.

When you bite into it some juice should trickle down your chin. It's ok to slurp the juice but you can't eat the peach too violently or you might damage it, and that would be bad. The most important thing about the peach is the pit. It's pretty small and it's covered up by the flesh of the fruit so you can't see it, but it's there. When you eat it you want to make sure you don't bite the pit, that would be bad as well. When you're done don't just throw the remains away, make sure you take care of it properly.

Millions of peaches
Peaches for free
Millions of peaches
Peaches for me

~;p

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I should add that, if you break into the seed of a late summer/autumn peach you'll get an almond. Two fruits for the price of one. ~;) Early summer peaches don't have it though...
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Plums. :2thumbsup:

Peaches are my favorite. Watermelon is pretty good, and roadside strawberries are very nice, especially around Sacramento and San Francisco.

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Originally Posted by stalin

Dingleberry

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Um I don't think so.:sweatdrop:

Pears to eat, lemons to drink, yum.

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Originally Posted by Rythmic

What-a-what-a?

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Originally Posted by Csar

Is that like a banana or what?

I'm so confused.:shame:

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Guanabana, it's a tropical fruit, from the amazon basin region originally I think.

http://www.pulpasdefrutas.com/imagen...bana_fruta.jpg

If you've never eaten/drank this then you don't know what you're missing. It's great made into juice, and there is a fizzy drink version available (Rubicon Guanabana) as well which is excellent.