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Old 05-07-2009, 08:05 AM   #46 (permalink)
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Default Re: passion flower / fruit

Harvey, my mom makes trips to Cincy every 6 months or so...I'll have to send her down there with a cooler to bring me some goodies back from jungle jim's. I'd go myself but thats still a 5 hours or so drive for me each way. I'd be happy to take shipments (small) of exotic fruits! My wife will hate me but, oh well....

Tog, you lost me at "Hey Shaggy" and picked me back up at "size of American Football"! LOL! I have never had an annona that I am aware of. Only exotic fruit (to me at least) I have ever eaten is caimito (star apple), carambola (star fruit), asian guava, mangos. Anything outside of those is alien to me. I do know what MOST of the exotics are just never tasted them due to the ignorant prices to even get 5 lbs. of fruit shipped directly to my house. But if shipped to me by a nice shopper....Harvey....I am willing to try any type of fruit or veggie except for durian (weak stomach for things that smell like carrion and rotten flesh). Ant eggs, very interesting, didnt know they get big enough to even make a snack out of them. Might have to try them one time, or just go to Malaysia and have you sit me blindfolded behind a table with a big pile of different Malay foods.
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