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Forum: General Chat 21-10-2004, 12:01

Replies: 9 How organic! Views: 429 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: How organic! :D Is it worth the risk lettie? Now I'm wondering how many other people are missing out on this delicious fruit. I only hope the first one you try isn't a grim one or it will put you off....

Forum: General Chat 21-10-2004, 07:40

Replies: 9 How organic! Views: 429 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: How organic! :) .

Forum: General Chat 20-10-2004, 21:51

Replies: 9 How organic! Views: 429 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: How organic! I think they taste lovely. You have to be sure to wash/wipe the outside thoroughly though because you can't peel them. I prefer them when they are very ripe and juicy.

Forum: General Chat 20-10-2004, 16:27

Replies: 9 How organic! Views: 429 Posted By WillowTheWhisp Re: How organic! A sharon fruit is a lovely thing which looks like a strange yellow tomato and tastes delicious. Your point about organic farming holds equally well regarding GM crops.

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