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JDizzle
Member
its a shame blueberries cost $8 a punnet in winter, i'd eat em all year round if they were cheap
nah man i meant these
they look pretty ripe to me mmmm
nah man i meant these
they look pretty ripe to me mmmm
nah man i meant these
they look pretty ripe to me mmmm
eh, i'd prefer a bag of potato chips.
JDizzle
Member
Ben
Member
Jim_Junkie
New member
favs. are mangoes and blueberries.
but also:
kiwi fruit
plums
green apples
oranges
cherries
pineapples
mulberries, raspberries etc... nomnomnom
but also:
kiwi fruit
plums
green apples
oranges
cherries
pineapples
mulberries, raspberries etc... nomnomnom
JDizzle
Member
I actually prefere the mangoes they have in the winter, imported from Mexico i think. They have more of a tangy taste then aussie mangoes
most grapes from the supermarket are rubbish. no taste. I actually like the sour tarty taste of grapes picked off the vine just before they are fully ripe.
i'd get rasberries if they didnt cost $$$$
stuff like apples, oranges, pears i only get in winter. No way near as good as the summer fruit though
most grapes from the supermarket are rubbish. no taste. I actually like the sour tarty taste of grapes picked off the vine just before they are fully ripe.
i'd get rasberries if they didnt cost $$$$
stuff like apples, oranges, pears i only get in winter. No way near as good as the summer fruit though