They are out of season for uk grown, but there are usually imported ones available. They are not as tasty, but are one of the few fruits (with Cantaloupe melon) that the boy likes.
I used to love Fuji apples, until supermarket supplies became intermittent, then they seemed to disappear altogether about 4 or 5 years ago. They were a bit like Pink Lady, but much crunchier and sweeter. Can't bring myself to eat something called a Pink Lady, so I go with Royal Gala these days.Melons.
Years ago I developed a taste for Charentais melons, exquisite flavour. Can I find them anymore in supermarkets? Not a chance.
Still the flavour comes to mind, at the mention of Charentais.
A flavourless watermelon can ruin an evening, speaking from experience they are a dice roll.
Any melon in a storm though.
Quite, you can't tantalise us like that!What was the film?
Today in Lidl, I found pink onions, never seen them before, very nice, they look like a cross between an onion and a shallot, quite mild and sweet, eat them raw no probs.
We always get a few in the brown onions and they get thrown out unless i see them first.
The red onions this year are good and hot for some reason, maybe just the variety.
Relaxing in Suffolk. Hot tub last night. Think we’re going to go to Southwold today.
Cheers BB
Wasn't meaning to dis your onions!These are crimsun pink onions, bred for sweetness and delicacy, not some rejects.
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Wasn't meaning to dis your onions!
It's hard to clean a seed dressing machine 100% so we always have a few strangers. Maybe c 200 per year.
The Marvels.What was the film?