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[struth]

these fruits dojnt ripen after picking so you need to be careful


Apples, blueberries, blackberries, cherries, citrus, grapes, pineapples, pomegranate, raspberries, strawberries, and watermelon.

[Barry]

They may not ripen, but they only have a 'shelf life' of less than a week.

[Barry]

Just had sardines in tomato sauce with buttered crusty multigrain wholemeal bread and a few small tomatoes, it was very good.

Followed that with a tasty big bowl of chopped melon, plums, peach and grapes.

I'll ne nipping up the high street in a minute to hunt for more fruit, some soft apricots would be good.

Sounds like the sort of lunch I sometimes enjoy.

[Barry]

Strawberries are a good one, very low in sugar, bananas are the highest I think, and dried fruit is a big no no, as I'm trying to lower my blood sugar. Waitrose have a special brand of veg, its seasonal, and often from Italy, like fennel, courgettes, etc. The fennel is well worth buying, sweeter and fuller flavour than the standard variety. Waitrose sell these super expensive onions from France, I'd like to try them but they work out about a quid each!!

I don't use fennel that often but what my local greengrocer sells perfectly acceptable - I buy it for its aniseed flavour.

As for onions, I only buy red onions, which are 'sweeter' than white ones.

[struth]

celery is a good veg. makes great soup

[Macca]

Don't like it, my mother used to put it in stews, used to eat round it like when you put a pill in the cat's food.

[Pigmy Pony]

Instead he probably watched some Youtube video on how to evade capture made by someone with no idea. Hans Beekhuyven's criminal brother, possibly.

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That same You Tube video is also called "How to spot someone trying to evade capture"

[struth]

Don't like it, my mother used to put it in stews, used to eat round it like when you put a pill in the cat's food.

is that fennel or celery??

[Barry]

celery is a good veg. makes great soup

I like celery, but sometimes it can be 'stringy' which you can't tell till you eat it, and by then it's too late.

[Pigmy Pony]

Waitrose sell these super expensive onions from France, I'd like to try them but they work out about a quid each!!

It's transport costs and Brexit pushing up the prices. according to Johnny (right) and the two Johnnies (left).