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I should've taken a pic but this is an after thought of a midnight snack.
Grapes are progressively (over the last couple of years) getting larger and larger, right?
I haven't noticed if this is only a non-organic thing but I have noticed this trend specifically with green grapes.
Anyone else??? When will they stop???
For reference I'm in South Florida, USA.
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These avocados actually look pretty good.
I never had a fresh Star Apple. They only sell mostly frozen star apple at most asain grocery markets in my city But seeing fresh one is rare It's supposed to be purple right? I'm guessing these are unripe and you have to ripen it with ethylene. For 9.99 lb maybe my dad might try to buy one later.
Bread fruit, korean pear, persimmon, rambutan and mini apples, I’ve tried all before several times apart from the breadfruit, very excited to try!
I bought some exotic fruit but unsure ad to what each fruit is could someone pls let me know, thanks :)
I was digging through my freezer and found frozen berries in the back probably from around 2020 so I assume 3 years past recommended consume date.
Is it still safe to consume and eat if its been sitting in the freezer for this long?
For scale big as a pineapple and some were even bigger than the pineapple I make Papaya salad with green papaya
I enjoy coconuts. I go to other sub reddits or posts to share how coconuts are the solution or to share the joy of the coconuts. If you see me in other subreddits feel free to say hello!
So I went to my local asian food market today and bought a persimmon to try. After some google searching, I found out that I bought a fuyu persimmon, and they are good to eat when they are on the harder side, which mine certainly is. However, I also read that they have to be a darker orange color. As the title asks: is this one ripe enough or should I wait a couple of days? If it has to be more ripe is there a way to speed up the rippening process?
Any tips, suggestions or anecdotes would be appreciated!
What is this? The wing just snapped off, and there’s only a single one.