My favorite fruit

[Kent Wang]

 

[LabelKing]

This is Ernest's too.

 

[itsstillmatt]

Durian is my favorite.

 

[sonick]

WHAT? So... plain... Just watermelon? I'd have thought you'd say some weird exotic hipster obscure mutant fruit.. like this:

 

[chorse123]

 

[LabelKing]

 

[Get Smart]

It eats clean,no messy juices to drip everywhere. Tastes good. As a topper, have been one as well....it's all good.

 

[VMan]

Tangerines:

http://www.florida-citrus.com/g&spho...-Tangerine.jpg

 

[chorse123]

I like tangerines, but only about 10% seem to be really good. The rest are just boring.

 

[Renault78law]

Originally Posted by iammatt

Durian is my favorite.
I could never get past the smell. How about jackfruit?

 

[Full Canvas]

Originally Posted by sonick

WHAT? So... plain... Just watermelon? I'd have thought you'd say some weird exotic hipster obscure mutant fruit.. like this:

What is it?

Whatever it is, it sure looks good. Passion Fruit, Kiwi, Watermelon, banana, and heaven only knows what else seem to be mixed all together in that exotic flesh.

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[LabelKing]

I believe that's a dragon fruit. It resembles something that would find favor in A Rebours.

 

[VMan]

Originally Posted by chorse123

I like tangerines, but only about 10% seem to be really good. The rest are just boring.

Strange, I pick up a 3-pound bag from Aldi whenever I go. It costs only $1.99 for maybe 9-12 tangerines, and there's usually only one or two bland ones in the entire bag. Actually, they tend to be the sweetest and juciest I've ever had. Really shocked me when I first bought them there.

 

[Kent Wang]

I have eaten dragonfruit in China.

But there is just no beating a ripe watermelon at the peak of the season.

 

[Full Canvas]

Originally Posted by LabelKing

I believe that's a dragon fruit. It resembles something that would find favor in A Rebours.

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

I have eaten dragonfruit in China.

Thanks gentlemen! I asked the produce manager at Jonathan's Market to order some. He'll call when it arrives. He tells me it comes from Costa Rica or Guatemala.

Originally Posted by Kent Wang

But there is just no beating a ripe watermelon at the peak of the season.

George's at the Cove serves a (Chino Farms) Watermelon Gazpacho.

A member of the Hal Roach Studios Our Gang / The Little Rascals opined in one of the episodes that watermelon is best because "it's the only food that you can eat, drink, and wash your face in!"

Many years ago, our local market used to sell watermelon for one-half cent per pound! That's right . . . a ten pound melon was five cents in the late 1950s.

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