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Your favorite fruit?

Vote:

  • Apples

    Votes: 3 6.4%

  • Bananas

    Votes: 4 8.5%

  • Peaches

    Votes: 5 10.6%

  • Grapes

    Votes: 2 4.3%

  • Strawberries

    Votes: 5 10.6%

  • Kiwi

    Votes: 2 4.3%

  • Watermelon

    Votes: 1 2.1%

  • Pineapple

    Votes: 4 8.5%

  • Pears

    Votes: 3 6.4%

  • Other

    Votes: 18 38.3%
  • Total voters
    47
Bonus: if you enjoy the exotic occasionally try passion fruit, ginnips, sea grapes, litchees and muscadines. Might be hard to find. Visit a farmers market occasionally.
 
Cherries. The huge, purple, peak of ripeness kind.
 
Pomegranates and pineapple's.
 
note sure i have a favorite and even if i do it varies on how im eating them or using them

just to snack on

oranges
grapes
plums
green apples
water mellon
pineapple
 
Middleground said:
Without question, Richard Simmons. :2razz:
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I remember the deal a meal infomercials or sweaten to the oldies infomercials he used to have and in one of them he used to tell some sob story claiming he didn't go the prom because he was too fat. I have to wonder if anyone actually believed that is why he didn't go to his highschool prom.
 
Go Bananas!

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It was hard to pick just one. I picked pears because when they're just ripe they're awesome, but I like almost all those listed. (including cherries)
 
Bananas mostly because they are so convienient.

But I love pretty much all types of fruits, and go through phases. During May I was really into mandrin oranges, but this month I am really enjoying nectorines although I also picked up a few pares at the grocery store. I'm looking forward to a visit to "Strawberry Hill" this weekend on the hunt for fresh strawberries and peaches.

I didn't used to eat so much fruit, until I was diagnosed as being diabetic. These days it's about the only sweet stuff I eat.
 
jungle berries
 
AlabamaPaul said:
I'll have mine grilled, thank you... :mrgreen: Good evening Chris...
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Definitely! A lot of fruits are so delicious grilled, especially pineapple. I always like to pin them to with cloves to my Easter ham.

Good evening to you. Hope everything is well! :)
 
ChrisL said:
Definitely! A lot of fruits are so delicious grilled, especially pineapple. I always like to pin them to with cloves to my Easter ham.

Good evening to you. Hope everything is well! :)
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I am, thank you. Grilled veggies and fruits are da bomb... :2razz:
 
AlabamaPaul said:
I am, thank you. Grilled veggies and fruits are da bomb... :2razz:
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I would like to try asparagus on the grill. I really don't like them very much, but people have told me that they are very good on the grill. Ever have them prepared that way?
 
ChrisL said:
I would like to try asparagus on the grill. I really don't like them very much, but people have told me that they are very good on the grill. Ever have them prepared that way?
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Unfortunately, although it's supposedly healthy for us, I've never acquired a taste for asparagus no matter how it was prepared...
 
ChrisL said:
I would like to try asparagus on the grill. I really don't like them very much, but people have told me that they are very good on the grill. Ever have them prepared that way?
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try pineapple on the grill
 
AlabamaPaul said:
Unfortunately, although it's supposedly healthy for us, I've never acquired a taste for asparagus no matter how it was prepared...
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Me neither, that's why I thought maybe they would be better on the grill. Probably not though. :D
 
ChrisL said:
Me neither, that's why I thought maybe they would be better on the grill. Probably not though. :D
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A little secret, just between us, asparagus tastes like dirt to me no matter the preparation...
 
AlabamaPaul said:
A little secret, just between us, asparagus tastes like dirt to me no matter the preparation...
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I even tried putting a bread crumb coating on them and sauteing them . . . still gross.
 
ChrisL said:
I even tried putting a bread crumb coating on them and sauteing them . . . still gross.
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I just figure there are some foods I'm not meant to enjoy, although a bread coating then sauteing does usually do the trick for most...
 
AlabamaPaul said:
I just figure there are some foods I'm not meant to enjoy, although a bread coating then sauteing does usually do the trick for most...
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I will add lima beans, brussel sprouts and canned spinach to that too. :mrgreen: Yuck, yuck and yuck!
 
I love asparagus! The thinner and younger the sprouts are, the more delicious the asparagus. I cover mine in extra virgin olive oil and garlic salt and then broil them.

As for fruit? My favorites are kiwi, raspberries and mango.
 
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